Japan Claims It Built the ‘World’s First AGI’ System That Can Learn New Tasks Without Human Guidance Japanese researchers have announced the development of what they describe as the world’s first Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) system capable of learning new tasks without direct human guidance. Unlike conventional AI models trained for narrow purposes, this system is claimed to adapt, reason, and transfer knowledge across different problem domains on its own. According to researchers, the

A brand-new quick-thinking interactive humanoid robot has caught widespread attention after being unveiled by Chinese robotics company AgiBot for its wide range of performance capabilities, with the robot capable of riding a bicycle and even carrying out delicate tasks such as using a needle and thread. #HumanoidRobot #AI #RobotRevolution #AgiBot #SmartRobotics #ChinaRobot | CGTNEurope