Technology Robots The Secret History Of American Robot Law New paper is a primer in future’s past By Kelsey D. Atherton Published Mar 2, 2016 8:54 PM EST ...

The history of AI includes many technological and conceptual breakthroughs. It has also repeatedly demonstrated that—in our relations with technology—the more things change, the more they stay ...

Robot law already has an interesting history, but its future is likely to be even more so. We asked a group of futurists, technology experts, and artists to predict the future of robotics.

If you place a robot designed specifically for vacuuming in a kitchen to help you cook, it will be completely at a loss. This ...

When the robot found the shipwreck, the humans controlling it must have been elated. The SS Central America, a paddle wheel steamboat, had gone down in a hurricane in 1857, loaded with gold from ...

Recently, the Nanshan District Bureau of Industry and Information Technology hosted a co-creation event for robotic scenarios called “Hundred Scenes into the Chain,” aiming to combine advanced robotic ...

I have myself argued, right here on the digital pages of Slate, that robotics will generate no fewer puzzles for the law than the last transformative technology of our time—the Internet.

In the latest episode of What the Future, we run down the best highlights and fails from the first World Humanoid Robot Games held last week in China.

A Chinese startup has developed a robot, Mirror Me, that has run about 100 meters in under 10 seconds, pushing the boundaries of robotics and speed.