During the holidays, pet owners can trust Camp Bow Wow and the Peoria Humane Society to take care of their pets, while the latter also uses the season to gather donations and promote adoption.

The Regular Animals art exhibit featured robot dogs with disturbingly realistic human faces, pooping NFTs, and pacing behind ...

A group of engineering students at Texas A&M is experimenting with incorporating AI into emergency response through an ...

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At its highest setting, it has a suction power of about 8,000 pascals, and it comes with an auto-detangling roller brush. It's got a self-emptying bin, and the frequency is totally customizable ...

And these aren’t just any old robotic abominations. Winkelmann’s not-so-subtle twist lies in his choice of heads: billionaire tech moguls like Elon Musk, Mark Zuckerberg, and Jeff Bezos.

Hey man, I don't know what message you're trying to send by plastering extremely realistic-looking billionaire faces onto robot dogs — that's between you and your higher power, or lack thereof — but ...

Called “Regular Animals,” this pack of $100,000 robotic dogs has metal bodies that are painted fleshy pink yet are outfitted with rubbery, realistic heads that look like Elon Musk, Mark Zuckerberg and ...

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A unique art installation in Miami Beach made headlines for its uncanny depiction of prominent figures. Footage captured by Toby Torrez at the Miami Beach Convention Center on Wednesday, December 3, ...

The tech industry has become obsessed with the idea of humanoid robots, bipedal androids designed to complete tasks on behalf of their flesh-and-blood counterparts. But as many experts have argued, ...