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Amazon Tests Humanoid Delivery Bots, Says 'Robots Will Soon Be Nimbler

20 hours ago | eweek.com | Madeline J. Clarke

Amazon is reportedly working on developing humanoid robots to optimize its delivery processes. According to an internal report by The Information, the e-commerce retailer will soon begin testing several humanoid robots in its San Francisco facilities. While the project is rumored to be in its early developmental stages, Amazon is creating software with AI technology to power the robots, enabling them to deliver customers’ packages.
6 Best AI-Powered BI Tools for Smarter Analytics 2025

2 days ago | eweek.com | Kezia Grace Jungco |Leon Yen

Business intelligence (BI) software tools help organizations analyze data to identify trends, events, and market changes. These tools collect, manage, and interpret vast amounts of structured and unstructured data to construct predictive models that deliver insights. BI systems integrate multiple data sources and include data extraction, cleansing, governance, and dashboards for reports and visualizations.
Microsoft launches free Bing Video Creator with Sora

2 days ago | eweek.com | Madeline J. Clarke

AI video creation just got a major upgrade. Earlier this week, Microsoft Bing unveiled Bing Video Creator, its newest application tool. The generative AI video creator can transform text prompts into short videos. It will be offered as a free feature within Bing applications powered by OpenAI’s Sora. With Video Creator, Microsoft officially joins the likes of other tech giants, including Google and Meta, in offering AI video generation services.
Two New Humanoid AI Robots Stand Out For Being Affordable and Open Source

3 days ago | eweek.com | Madeline J. Clarke

The AI dev company Hugging Face announced on May 29 the release of two open-source humanoid robots: Reachy Mini is a desktop unit, and HopeJR is a full-size robot. Reachy Mini will be able to talk, listen, and move its head, and can be used to test AI apps. HopeJR will be able to move its arms and work, and perform 66 independent movements.
NAACP Demands Shutdown of Elon Musk’s xAI 'Dirty Data Center' in Memphis

4 days ago | eweek.com | Esther Shein

Citing violations of local environmental codes, the NAACP has called on authorities in South Memphis, Tennessee to halt operations at Elon Musk’s xAI data center, which operates the supercomputer Colossus. In a letter to the Shelby County Health Department and Memphis Light Gas and Water (MLGW), the civil rights group expressed concern over xAI’s handling of the facility.
New AI Test Could Maximize the Possibility of Cure for Prostate Cancer Patients

1 week ago | eweek.com | Liz Ticong

A novel AI test created by UCL and the Institute of Cancer Research helps determine which men with high-risk, localized prostate cancer will respond positively to the hormone therapy drug abiraterone. Researchers say the test could maximize the possibility of cure and reduce NHS costs by ensuring treatment is only given when it is likely to work, avoiding unnecessary side effects and wasted resources.
Classrooms Divided: The Unsettled Role of AI in Higher Education

1 week ago | eweek.com | Liz Ticong

As AI tools like ChatGPT gain traction, their role in higher education is being reevaluated. Artificial intelligence is becoming a fixture in college classrooms, with both students and professors increasingly relying on it for tasks ranging from writing to grading. However, many schools remain split on how to handle AI in the classroom despite its growing presence. Experts warn that the hesitation related to AI use in schools could hurt students in the long run.
New White House Health Report Contains 'Fictitious' and 'Garbled' Details

1 week ago | eweek.com | Megan Crouse

A White House health report from the Make America Healthy Again Commission is drawing scrutiny over signs it may have been generated using AI, according to a report from NOTUS. The administration has since attributed the errors to “formatting issues,” White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt told NOTUS on Thursday.
JD Vance at Bitcoin Event Weighs In On Whether AI Is Communist Technology

1 week ago | eweek.com | Megan Crouse

During a keynote speech at the Bitcoin Conference in Las Vegas on Wednesday, US Vice President JD Vance framed generative AI and cryptocurrency as symbols of a growing ideological divide in the tech industry. Speaking to cryptocurrency advocates and industry players, Vance’s remarks reflected broader tensions between Silicon Valley and the current political establishment.
New York Times-Amazon AI Deal Affirms 'High-Quality Journalism Is Worth Paying For'

1 week ago | eweek.com | Liz Ticong

The New York Times has signed a multiyear licensing deal with Amazon to provide its editorial content for use in the tech firm’s AI platforms. This is the major news outlet’s first licensing agreement focused on generative AI. The Times Chief Executive Meredith Kopit Levien communicated to staff that, “The deal is consistent with our long-held principle that high-quality journalism is worth paying for,” and it guarantees fair compensation for its content.