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APC Change aghọlanụ Chain.
18/10/2025

APC Change aghọlanụ Chain.

Let them advertise this in Nigeria. People plenty weh go gree .
18/10/2025

Let them advertise this in Nigeria.

People plenty weh go gree .

A Russian robotics company called Promobot is offering $200,000 to someone willing to license their face and voice for use in the next generation of humanoid service robots. Promobot, known for its lifelike Android Robo-C robots, is looking for a “kind and friendly” appearance to replicate across hundreds of machines used in malls, airports, and customer service roles. The chosen person’s likeness will be digitally scanned and synthesized, allowing the robot to speak and move like a real human.

This technology aims to make human–robot interactions more natural and engaging — a step toward a future where humanoid assistants might greet you at hotels or provide help in hospitals.

The opportunity has sparked debate about AI ethics and identity rights, as participants must agree to grant permanent usage rights over their likeness.

It’s a fascinating glimpse into how AI, robotics, and human identity are merging — and how the value of a face could quite literally be $200,000. 🤖💵

18/10/2025
A German innovation team has designed a groundbreaking solar-powered backpack that transforms into a portable, weatherpr...
18/10/2025

A German innovation team has designed a groundbreaking solar-powered backpack that transforms into a portable, weatherproof shelter — giving people without homes not just safety, but dignity. Equipped with thermal insulation, LED lighting, and phone charging ports, this invention provides warmth, visibility, and a connection to the outside world — essentials often taken for granted. The built-in solar panel ensures off-grid power, making it sustainable and eco-friendly.

Developed to tackle homelessness with technology and empathy, this invention is a perfect example of how design can serve humanity, offering both comfort and hope to those who need it most.

TechTimes

18/10/2025

Japanese biologist Yoshinori Ohsumi has won the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for discovering autophagy—the process where cells eat their own damaged parts to survive when food is scarce. His work revealed how this self-cleaning mechanism removes faulty proteins, recycles energy, and protects the body from diseases. This breakthrough is now helping scientists study cancer, aging, and brain disorders, marking a major milestone in biology.

15/10/2025

An act of Kindness makes a great difference.


09/10/2025

Women always tilt towards men they consider Masculine. Those who have succumbed to their emotions and please them, loose masculine values in the sight of the women they please.

What a tragedy.
09/10/2025

What a tragedy.

When I hear some women say there’s a shortage/scarcity of men, I laugh. What we have is a shortage of rich men. Men are ...
08/10/2025

When I hear some women say there’s a shortage/scarcity of men, I laugh. What we have is a shortage of rich men.

Men are everywhere. Even women who divorce their husbands for cheating now end up cheating with married men.

Most women nowadays want to marry only rich men.

07/10/2025

Jehovah Witness CONFRONTS Sam Shamoun... Gets SHOCKEDJehovah Witnesses really miss the mark, going against what's been clear for over a millennium. They clai...

Who would you blame?The subjects who obeyed the traditions or the tradition?
22/04/2024

Who would you blame?

The subjects who obeyed the traditions or the tradition?

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