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Robotics and AI driving fourth industrial revolution innovations
Robots and AI reshape future in Hangzhou, heralding a fourth industrial revolution, says expert Mark Llewellyn
Robots and AI reshape future in Hangzhou, heralding a fourth industrial revolution, says expert Mark Llewellyn
– The video showcases advancements in robotics and AI, highlighting Unitree Robotics and the promising developments in Hangzhou and Shanghai.
– It predicts flying cars and humanoid robots will enhance daily life, while raising concerns about AI’s societal impact.
Hangzhou, known as “China’s Silicon Valley,” is highlighted for its technological innovation. Fan Pin has created a “technology tourism” business to showcase the city’s advancements. Shenhao Technology’s specialized robots include inspection devices for trains and cleaning robots for solar panels.
The emerging “low-altitude economy” predicts a trillion-dollar market for pilotless vehicles, with E-Hang leading the sector. They propose air travel could drastically reduce commute times.
Experts discuss the societal impacts of this industrial transformation. While some traditional jobs may diminish, optimism remains, similar to previous technological shifts. AI-driven kitchens are becoming commonplace, with aspirations for cooking robots to handle household tasks. Concerns regarding AI misuse also emerge, prompting discussions on open-source technologies for humanity’s benefit.
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Netanyahu requests presidential pardon as corruption trial intensifies
Netanyahu seeks pardon amid corruption trial, arguing it undermines governance and national unity, with Trump offering support.
Netanyahu seeks pardon amid corruption trial, arguing it undermines governance and national unity, with Trump offering support.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has formally asked President Isaac Herzog for a full pardon as his long-running corruption trial continues to dominate the political landscape. Netanyahu argues the legal battle is fracturing national unity and undermining his ability to govern effectively during a period of heightened tensions.
The request comes shortly after former U.S. President Donald Trump sent a letter supporting clemency, adding an international dimension to the already polarising case. Netanyahu maintains that ending the trial is essential to protecting Israel’s strategic interests and strengthening ties with its closest allies.
The Justice Ministry’s Pardons Department will now assess the request before President Herzog makes a final ruling. Meanwhile, opposition leaders insist that no pardon should be granted unless Netanyahu admits wrongdoing and shows remorse.
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U.S. officials push Ukraine peace talks as new negotiations emerge
Senior Trump officials met Ukrainian negotiators in Florida to discuss ending Russia’s war in Ukraine.
Senior Trump officials met Ukrainian negotiators in Florida to discuss ending Russia’s war in Ukraine.
Senior Trump administration officials met with Ukrainian negotiators in South Florida as President Trump intensifies his push to end Russia’s war in Ukraine. Secretary of State Marco Rubio, Steve Witkoff, and Jared Kushner sat down with Ukrainian delegation leader Rustem Umerov at Witkoff’s resort.
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Shoppers cut back this Black Friday as budgets tighten
UK shoppers are tightening budgets for Black Friday, expecting to spend £622—4% less than last year—favoring discounts.
UK shoppers are tightening budgets for Black Friday, expecting to spend £622—4% less than last year—favoring discounts.
Shoppers across the UK are revising their Black Friday game plan, tightening their budgets as economic pressures reshape spending behaviour. Many are approaching the sales season far more cautiously than before.
Consumers expect to spend an average of £622 this year — a 4% drop from last year — with many relying on discounts and promotions to stretch their budgets. Value is king, with 38% of shoppers saying they’ll only buy items that are at least 50% off.
Rising inflation and income disruptions are adding pressure, and even higher-income households plan to scale back spending across Black Friday and Cyber Monday. Brands and retailers will need to work harder to earn every pound this shopping season.
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