Tesla announced they are building humanoid robots to be used for unsafe, repetitive or boring tasks. “In the future, physical labor will be a choice,” said Elon Musk.
Disney announced they are developing “sentient” robots and will have them wander their parks free amongst the guests.
Robotics firm Boston Dynamics demonstrated how their Atlas robots can now jump, flip, and do parkour.
Westworld, the dystopian thriller where sentient robots take over and kill their masters, resumed filming for Season 4.
Roblox, the virtual world software marketed towards kids, is having a tough time stamping out recreations of mass shootings built on their platform.
The Peacock network thinks it’ll be fun to watch humans play a “live-action real-life” version of the Frogger video game. Thankfully the gameshow takes place in a studio and not on the streets of NYC or Vietnam.
A burned out shell of a home in Walnut Creek sold for $1 million. “The potential is limited only by imagination,” the listing gushed.
Sensing rough waters ahead, the secretive big data analytics company Palantir loaded up on $50 million in gold bars.
A 1909 baseball card was auctioned off for $6.6 million, smashing the previous record of $5.2 million. Major League Baseball, sensing greater profits ahead, announced an end to their 70-year deal with Topps in favor of the sports apparel company, Fanatics.
A Wisconsin woman accidentally shot a friend while using the laser sight on a handgun to play with a cat.
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