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A humanoid robot just completed an eight-hour shift alongside human workers at a Siemens factory in Germany, successfully handling 90% of its logistics tasks. The breakthrough trial could help solve labor shortages while showing AI-powered machines can adapt to real production environments.
Anthropic just launched Claude AI inside Microsoft Word, and it's designed to rescue professionals from document drudgery. The tool can answer questions, track changes, and even pull data from Excel without breaking your formatting.
Businesses are racing to adopt autonomous AI systems, but smart companies see a golden opportunity in building the safety frameworks everyone needs. A new survey reveals the gap—and the growth potential.
A Canadian robotics company has created fingertips that let robot grippers actually feel what they're touching, bringing robots closer to handling everyday objects as smoothly as human hands. The breakthrough could help robots work safely alongside people in factories and warehouses within months.
Anthropic just turned its Claude chatbot into a full workplace command center where you can build timelines, draft messages, and create presentations without ever leaving the chat. The company released nine major integrations today, transforming how millions work with AI.
Anthropic just made working with AI smoother by letting Claude users access their favorite workplace tools right inside the chatbot. Now you can send Slack messages, design graphics, and manage files without jumping between apps.
A new company founded by AI veterans just raised a massive seed round to solve something chatbots can't: helping teams actually work together. Instead of replacing workers, Humans& wants to build AI that helps people coordinate, decide, and collaborate better.
A humanoid robot just proved it can handle real factory work, doubling its endurance goal and completing tasks 66% faster than expected. The future of manufacturing might be arriving sooner than anyone thought.