For most everyone, the interaction with artificial intelligence (AI) has been on a screen or on the phone. AI answers questions, summarizes documents, drafts emails, and quietly optimizes our digital lives.

In Shanghai, a humanoid robot named Moya has crossed a threshold that robotics labs have chased for decades, walking with 92% human-like accuracy and moving with an ease that many viewers find unsettlingly familiar.

Toborlife AI announces the upcoming availability of the Unitree H2 humanoid robot in the North American market.

A Shanghai startup unveiled Moya, a humanoid robot with warm skin that feels disturbingly human. The biometric AI robot is launching in 2026 for $173,000.

India AI Impact Summit 2026 showcased practical AI applications, from factory-ready humanoids to multilingual models for regional languages. The nation is boosting its compute capacity with 20,000 new GPUs,

Figure unveils Helix 02, the AI powering its most advanced humanoid robot yet, capable of completing complex, full-body tasks without human input.

Qualcomm unveils advanced humanoid robotics at the AI Impact Summit, aiming to enhance physical AI deployment across various environments.

This article is authored by Nikhil Goel, senior director, engineering, India, embedUR systems.

Its skin is literally warm — and we're not sure we want to know why. The post This Robot With a Working Human Face Is Incredibly Unsettling appeared first on Futurism.

Chinese robots stole the show at the annual Spring Festival gala with their Kung Fu theatrics this week, marking a significant 'evolution' leap from last year's broadcast.