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Science

World's first living robots can now reproduce, say scientists

Scientists said that the discovery is unlike the reproductive methods ever seen in plants and animals

World Robot conference kicks off in China
Videos

World Robot conference kicks off in China

AI is expected to beat humans at pretty much everything in about 45 years. Illustration: Bloomberg
Pursuit

Future of AI: Will it take away our ‘human’ jobs or offer some more instead?

Neubility develops autonomous food-delivery robots using vision-based localisation and path planning technologies. Photo: Courtesy
Panorama

A 22-year old Bangladeshi entrepreneur making food-delivery robots in South Korea

Jobs are always changing, but the government can help make it less scary. Photo: Bloomberg 
Panorama

Where will you go when a robot takes your job?

Rahatul Amin Anonto’s social robot accompanies and helps people who identify themselves as lonely. Photo: Collected
Pursuit

Bangladeshi engineer in Canada curbing loneliness through a paw-sitive robot

Maisha Binte Abdullah, contributor. Sketch: TBS
Thoughts

Will a robot with a heart have more empathy and compassion than a human?

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Science

Scientists create new ‘living robots’ with memory in major breakthrough

Robots won’t replace humans, they’ll rather complement
First Anniversary

Robots won’t replace humans, they’ll rather complement

Sophia, the robot, answering questions of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina during the Digital World-2017 at the Bangabandhu International Conference Centre in the capital yesterday. Photo: BSS
World+Biz

Makers of Sophia the robot plan mass rollout amid pandemic

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Tech

Autonomous delivery robots hit Japanese streets

Travelers wearing protective masks stand next to a robot at Incheon International Airport in Incheon, South Korea. Photographer: SeongJoon Cho/Bloomberg
Analysis

Robots once seen as job killers now protect workers from Covid

A robot delivers a birthday cake at Robotazia restaurant as the coronavirus disease (Covid-19) outbreak continues in Milton Keynes, Britain, October 2, 2020/ Reuters
World+Biz

Machines to 'do half of all work tasks by 2025'