Robots

They’ll even give you coupons and travel tips.

Boston Dynamics, an offshoot of MIT, said it wants to build machines that "break boundaries and work in the real world."

The annual Victory Day parade showcases Russia's future military acquisitions.

The transformation from humanoid to car takes 60 seconds.

Artificial intelligence could have an adverse affect on nuclear warfare in as little as 22 years.

The effects of automation could have implications beyond the men and women who make their living trimming and separating leaves from the buds.

This 28-foot robot is not to be messed with.

The battlefield may never be the same again after humans followed remote-controlled military vehicles into battle.

The idea behind Shapeshifter is that a handful of individual units would work together to create a variety of modular designs, each with a different skill.

It weighs about as much as a light bulb.

The humanoid robot won't miss, but you don't get a lot of help on defense.

The U.S social network has had mixed results with robotics in the past.

Estimates suggest that almost half of all U.S. jobs are at risk of being replaced by AI.

Embracing the latest technology in the workplace frees people up to pursue other, more rewarding tasks.

The post-apocalyptic vision of human-hunting robot dogs from the sci-fi series Black Mirror may have just drawn one step closer.

Cyberattack and artificial intelligence are already being integrated into the arsenals of the world's leading militaries.

Beneath the cavernous ice holds critical data.

One day it might just save a life.

The fear that robots will put millions out of work has it all wrong. Data is the new oil, fueling a boom that is churning up new investors, new industries and thousands of new jobs.

A neural network model created by Alibaba bested its flesh-and-blood opponents on a 100,000-question test.

An artificial intelligence algorithm outperformed humans in a reading comprehension test for the first time.

The two bots were built by British artist Giles Walker.

Knife-wielding sex robots could be a very real possibility if security is not treated as a top priority by manufacturers.

Like a miniature, foldable blimp, the robot will fit through holes just 1.5 inches across.

Researchers hope the robot will teach us more about humans.

The Knightscope K5 is being used to deter homeless people from forming tent cities in San Francisco.

Cockroaches, like horses, can scurry and run at multiple speeds.

Tens of thousands of Russians hope to see virtual assistant Alisa replace Vladimir Putin in office, but the cyber personality has a dark side.

When it comes to the next generation of warfare, the report found the U.S. could "lead the coming revolution, or fall victim to it."

Can robots have families too? Sophia, the first robot with citizenship, hopes to have a child one day.