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So, what else has been happening this week while we’ve been focusing on politics?
Do you really want to know?
The answer is:
Robots.
And creepy, horror movie-type clone robots.
In a world where robots are no longer just for sci-fi, Helix, NEO Gamma, and Protoclone are all rolling out new terminators, I mean, robots in the same week.
NEO Gamma, from Norwegian firm, is designed for home environments. To watch you while you’re all alone.
Helix is a Vision-Language-Action model that allows it to understand and perform tasks based on natural language prompts. Just don’t say the wrong thing.
Protoclone, created by a Polish group, is a faceless, anatomically accurate android with over 1,000 artificial muscles. Guaranteed to give you nightmares.
How is it that they all came out the same week?
HELIX:
FigureAI just unveiled Helix—an AI that thinks like a human pic.twitter.com/TkXqwBXmxL
— Artificial Intelligence News (@ai_newsz) February 20, 2025
Imagine how strong those metal arms are, and what if they started malfunctioning and squeeze a pet or baby too hard?
Oops. No more baby.
And haven’t you always wanted to live in a futuristic dystopia?
It seems there’s plenty of companies working hard to make that happen.
NEO GAMMA:
1X has unveiled NEO Gamma, a major leap toward bringing humanoid robots into daily life
⦿ Walks more naturally, can squat to pick up objects
⦿ 10x better hardware reliability, 10 dB quieter
⦿ Improved object manipulation + a custom-built LLM for natural language interaction pic.twitter.com/GAyLyvhguD— The Humanoid Hub (@TheHumanoidHub) February 21, 2025
And the creepiest one is…
PROTOCLONE:
Protoclone, the world’s first bipedal, musculoskeletal android. pic.twitter.com/oIV1yaMSyE
— Clone (@clonerobotics) February 19, 2025
With all the lies out there, I wouldn’t be surprised if that’s a guy in a suit.
AI Base reports:
Protoclone is developed by the tech startup Clone Robotics, which claims that Protoclone is the world’s first “muscle-skeletal android robot.” In the video, the robot’s legs and arms continuously twitch, with synthetic muscles contracting beneath its translucent skin, seemingly demonstrating real physiological responses. This astonishing sight not only evokes discomfort but also sparks limitless imagination about future technologies.
The company’s goal is to create “synthetics” that are nearly indistinguishable from real humans. Protoclone’s body structure consists of over 1,000 synthetic muscles and 500 sensors, providing 200 degrees of freedom of movement, which means it can perform up to 200 independent movements.
This week is a week where decades happened.
-Grok 3
-Clone
-Helix
-Neo Gamma
-Majorana 1The future is here. pic.twitter.com/ih73ih4akc
— Andrew Torba (@BasedTorba) February 21, 2025
Why do these have to look like they came from a sci-fi horror film?
Can’t they at least make it look like C-3PO from Star Wars?
If you imagine C-3PO as Chat GPT, the way they treated him finally makes sense pic.twitter.com/CLARCe3mrQ
— Nerd City (@nerdcity) November 13, 2023
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