More than 500 human-like robots gathered in China in August to compete in the first-ever World Games.
Sporting legs, arms and fingers, they ran, kicked soccer balls, boxed, and completed everyday tasks like moving suitcases.
Humanoid robots aren’t just engaging in play. They are being put to work around the world.
In the U.S., venture capitalists are investing billions of dollars as companies crank out these robots by the thousands.
Closer to home, top Intel employees here in central Ohio announce they’re moving on, with one of them jumping to a new healthcare-related tech startup.
We're also talking about conservative activist Charlie Kirk's assassination and its impact on social media.
Guests:
- Gerrit De Vynck, tech reporter, The Washington Post
- Carrie Ghose, senior reporter, Columbus Business First
- Russell Holly, director of commerce content, CNET
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