Robots have long been demonised in science fiction and the public imagination, by the very public that created them.
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Humanoid robots have long been a staple of science fiction, but there is now real progress being made. A range of new models made by or backed by the likes of Boston Dynamics, Tesla and OpenAI are able to walk and move like humans, as well as perform feats of agility and dexterity.
Robots have long been demonised in science fiction and the public imagination, by the very public that created them.
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