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Serve Robotics Introduces Conversational Robot Called ‘Maggie’ Powered by Edge AI

Insider Brief Delivery robot maker Serve Robotics has introduced “Maggie,” an AI-powered conversational robot designed to interact with people in real time. Serve’s delivery robots currently operate on sidewalks, using cameras and sensors to complete short-distance deliveries in urban environments. The company indicated it is extending its focus beyond just navigation and delivery to include […]

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OpenAI Calls for New Industrial Policy as AI Reshapes Economy and Governance

Open AI PolicyInsider Brief OpenAI is urging governments to adopt a sweeping new industrial policy to manage the economic and social disruption expected from advanced artificial intelligence, arguing that current institutions are not equipped for the transition. In its April 2026 paper, Industrial Policy for the Intelligence Age: Ideas to Keep People First, the company outlines a […]

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Tennibot Launches New AI-Driven Tennis Ball Machine

Insider Brief Tennibot, an Alabama-based developer of AI-powered tennis training equipment, has launched the Partner V2, an updated version of its programmable tennis ball machine. According to the company, the new model is smaller and lighter than its predecessor and includes expanded shot capabilities, including a wider vertical range for different types of ball feeds. […]

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Australian Elder Care Robotics Company Andromeda Expanding into US, Opens Wait List

Insider Brief Andromeda announced it is expanding into the United States and has opened a waitlist for assisted living providers interested in deploying its social robot, Abi. The Australian elder care robotics company markets Abi as a complementary tool for care teams, particularly where staffing constraints limit the time available for individual interaction with residents. […]

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