Now, like many things once considered too old fashioned, letter writing is making a comeback… in the form of AI-operated robots that can hand write notes for humans in their own handwriting.

Robert Siegel and Melissa Block read emails from listeners about personal robots and the bicentennial of the War of 1812.

Yes, police robots could be beneficial in the right violent and risky situation Robots that can kill could save lives in settings such as schools and other SWAT situations. Two points concer… ...

In discussing the positives of having a lower birth rate (Letters, June 25), Edward Plumbly raises the possibility of using more robots and maybe even achieving a higher gross domestic product per ...

NPR's Neal Conan reads from listener comments on past Talk of the Nation shows, including the emergence of robots across the country, the racial history of Sanford, Florida, and the new balance of ...

Re: the April 20 letter "Self-driving cars, trucks can kill." A letter to the editor decried the advent of autonomous semi trucks: "Imagine the carnage". Sadly, one needn't imagine the carnage ...

Boston Dynamics and several other robotics companies have pledged not to weaponize "general purpose robots" according to an open letter released publicly on Thursday and first reported by Axios ...

This robot knows how to shape Play-Doh letters like a genius kid, all thanks to artificial intelligence (AI).

Japanese researchers have unveiled robots that can hit and pitch a baseball with remarkable acumen. And in Menlo Park, a group of experts in artificial intelligence met recently to discuss the ...

The past and future intersect today as Sotheby’s puts up for auction and viewing toy robots, space toys and cast-iron antique toys from the estate of F. H. Griffith. “He was one of the … ...