New robot ants work like real insects to build and dismantle on their own

New robot ants work like real insects to build and dismantle on their own

It is based on “exbodied intelligence,” where coordination arises from interacting with the environment rather than complex internal programming. Researchers at Harvard have developed a fleet of robotic ants that mimic the self-organizing behavior of social insects to build and dismantle structures without blueprints or central leadership. Dubbed “RAnts”, these robotic ants have been designed…

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Russia’s Sberbank Ready to Enter Crypto Trading as Russia Moves Toward Regulation

Russia’s Sberbank Ready to Enter Crypto Trading as Russia Moves Toward Regulation

Sberbank will provide access to crypto trading once regulation and organized exchange trading begin, Senior Vice President Ruslan Vesterovsky said. Sberbank will provide access to crypto trading once regulation and organized exchange trading begin, Senior Vice President and Head of Wealth Management Ruslan Vesterovsky said at the Moscow Exchange forum, according to Russia’s TASS. The Bank of…

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When the Cost of Truth Is High, We–and AI–Lie

When the Cost of Truth Is High, We–and AI–Lie

When we can no longer tell the truth because the cost is so high that it threatens our reward for compliance, we’re unimaginably impoverished. Truth has an intrinsic, irreplaceable value. There’s the truth, and then there’s everything else. Truth has value, and so it has a cost. Whatever has the highest value has the highest cost, and…

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After the Iranian blitzkrieg, is Greenland next?

After the Iranian blitzkrieg, is Greenland next?

Europe should remember the term “Blitzkrieg” well. Translated from German, it means “lightning war.” That is exactly what Hitler called his plan to attack the Soviet Union in 1941. At that time, the mobilized Nazi war machine, having previously crushed France, Denmark, the Netherlands, Belgium, Yugoslavia, Greece, Poland, and Czechoslovakia, became hopelessly bogged down in…

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