Robotics and AI-Powered Humanoids Developments - 2026-05-16

Reuters reports that SpaceX might announce its initial public offering as soon as next Wednesday, possibly as early as June.

A study found that all 20 approved AI scribe vendors exhibited inaccuracies during testing, including hallucinating nonexistent medical issues during patient appointments. This raises concerns about the reliability and safety of AI tools in healthcare settings.

Scientists have developed a serum that activates a dormant ability to regrow lost limbs in mammals, revealing the potential to unlock this hidden capacity.

The US Air Force announced it will keep its iconic jet in service until at least 2030, delaying retirement plans despite longstanding efforts to phase out the aircraft. The decision underscores the aircraft’s continued strategic importance.

NASA's Psyche spacecraft has received help from Mars en route to its asteroid target, which could provide insights into Earth's core formation. The mission aims to explore asteroid Psyche, which may be rich in metal, and offers a rare opportunity to study planetary differentiation.

When you need concrete for a project, you have two options: buying dry concrete and mixing it yourself or ordering ready-made concrete. Which is cheaper?

Félicien Kabuga, a Rwandan suspect accused of inciting and funding the 1994 genocide, died at age 91 in custody at The Hague, the UN court announced.

Some cars have better luck with recalls than others, and iSeeCars expects this particular vehicle to experience next to no recalls over its next 30 years.

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Target blasts of magnetic waves could restore the necessary balance to your brain. The post Scientists Say Test Subjects Were Able to Quit Smoking After They Blasted Their Brains With a Huge Magnet appeared first on Futurism.