32K views · 50 reactions | Speaking dozens of languages, and using an .#AI chip for its brain, #Ameca is one of the world’s most advanced #robots. Though it can’t yet walk, the robot can dance, make jokes and attempt to answer questions from an audience of impatient and clout hungry news reporters all speaking over one-another. Will this #android enter the workforce? Could it become a friend, coworker, or a press agent? #ai #android #mwc | CGTNEurope | Facebook

Meet the Ameca Robot 🤖 #ameca #amecarobot | AI Insider

437K views · 729 reactions | Humanoid robot describes nightmare AI scenario This is Ameca, a humanoid robot who can have natural conversations with humans, makes facial expressions, and can even answer questions about the potential extinction-level consequences of AI technology like ‘herself.’ Created by researchers at Engineered Arts, Ameca was on display for the public at a recent technology conference in London. #artificialintelligence #technology #technews | NowThis | Facebook

168K views · 1.3K reactions | A humanoid robot named Ameca was asked what a nightmare AI scenario would look like at a London robotics conference on June 1. Developed by the British company Engineered Arts, Ameca is not only capable of having conversations, but also mimicking facial expressions and body language. | TRT World | Facebook

Say hi to Ameca! Ameca is a humanoid robot from Engineered Arts designed as a platform for AI and human robot interaction (HRI) . Artificial intelligence and machine learning systems can be tested and developed on Ameca. The Ameca hardware is a development based on Engineered Arts research into humanoid robotics. Image/video credits: Engineered Arts #robotics #HumanRobotInteraction #AI #artificialbody #engineering #technology #art #computervision | Wevolver.com

Watch as one of the creators behind Ameca, the lifelike robot that went viral on social media, shows off more of its lifelike behavior at CES 2022. Then we take a stroll through memory lane back to 2019 when the creator of Sophia discusses his thoughts on the future of robotics and AI. | CNET