From overenthusiastic chatbots to robots with questionable balance, here are some of the year’s most memorable tech bloopers.

Hana adores Aiko, perhaps the most popular virtual idol out there, but never expected to have any chance of meeting her until she received a chance text message in visual novel AIdol. Virtual idols ...

Aidol, a Russian robotics company, held a launch event in Moscow for its first walking humanoid robot, Aidol. However, just a few seconds after it appeared on stage, Aidol fell over. Below is the ...

A highly anticipated Russian humanoid robot's debut fell flat when the machine face-planted during a live presentation in Moscow this week. On Tuesday, Nov. 11, the robot, named AIDOL, made its ...

With the advancement of digital technology and the onset of the post-pandemic era, the human desire for emotional bonds has increased. The idol industry is experiencing substantial transformational ...

Russia unveiled a humanoid robot, dubbed AIdol, during a flashy showcase in Moscow — only for it to fall on its face, both figuratively and literally. Footage of the event, which went viral this week, ...

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Russia’s highly anticipated debut of its first AI-powered humanoid robot took an unexpected turn — and a hard fall. Named AIDOL, the robot walked out triumphantly to the Rocky theme song, waved to the ...

"What is truly frightening is not to fall, but not to get back up," the company behind the robot wrote in a statement MAXIM SHIPENKOV/EPA/Shutterstock A humanoid ...

There is a Hong Kong-based startup that now utilizes artificial intelligence to bring a digital human version of one's self to different companies, businesses, and interested individuals. It centers ...

Russia’s first humanoid robot with artificial intelligence fell on stage during its official debut at a technology event in Moscow on November 10, prompting staff to cover the machine from public view ...