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Policy & Governance•
EU AI Act timeline pushed back as Omnibus delays high-risk compliance to 2027 and 2028
The European Union has changed the clock on one of its most consequential technology rules, giving companies more time before the toughest AI obligations take effect — but also adding new bans, broader data-processing powers for bias work, and stronger central oversight.
Consumer Tech•
Espressif’s ESP32-S31 Takes a Real Swing at DIY Smart Home Builders
Industrial Robotics•
Shanghai Electric puts humanoids, robots, and AI factory software on display in Shanghai
Humanoids•
Humanoid robotics moves on two fronts: speech-to-grasp control and U.S. import restrictions
AI & Machine Learning•
OpenAI says GPT-5.6 aims to lower the cost of useful intelligence
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Espressif’s ESP32-S31 Takes a Real Swing at DIY Smart Home Builders
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Humanoid robotics moves on two fronts: speech-to-grasp control and U.S. import restrictions
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EU AI Act timeline pushed back as Omnibus delays high-risk compliance to 2027 and 2028
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Shanghai Electric puts humanoids, robots, and AI factory software on display in Shanghai
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Industrial Robotics•
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Consumer Tech•
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Humanoids•
Shanghai Electric puts humanoids on the factory floor, but the real test is deployment
AI & Machine Learning•
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