As the San Francisco Gate reports, an AI-powered humanoid robot meant to be deployed by the military took on an entirely different kind of battleground last weekend when it commanded the decks at ...

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Phantom, a humanoid robot created by Foundation Robotics Labs, performed at Temple Nightclub for a 30-minute set during an event billed “Tech GigaParty,” an AI trade expo and networking event.

This DJ set, then, is a bit of cultural diplomacy for the company — a demonstration that a literal war machine can be fun, too. “We are not trying to apologize for the strength of robots ...

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With tickets ranging from $35 to $3000, guests seemingly got their money's worth when Phantom made his — the robot's creators insist that it uses he/him pronouns — DJ debut.

Hence, designing robots that are bigger, faster, stronger.” The unveiling of the humanoid robot as a DJ was a way for the company to show that the war machine can also be used for fun.