A review of SEC filings found 52 companies mentioned humanoids through Nov. 1, but most were suppliers, customers or market observers—not robot makers.
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Workers Fired For AI Are Sometimes Asked Back—Here’s Why
Surveys report workers and employers reversing some AI-related job cuts, but the figures are self-reported and the clearest case is 45 bank jobs.
Altman Meets Samsung Leaders After Criticizing PC Memory
Sam Altman met about 50 Samsung executives in Yongin as memory supplies tighten. No new supply deal was announced.
Intel’s Worst Day Since The 1970S, Explained: Losses, Causes, And Stakes
Intel shares fell about 29% on Oct. 30 after a strong quarter was overshadowed by a below-forecast outlook, PC weakness and rising memory costs.
The $50 Question: How AI Agents Could Change Hacking
Reuters and NorForge report that AI agents probed more than 1,200 sites. The campaign’s estimated cost was about $50 per successful intrusion.
ByteDance Looks To Robotics Talent To Extend AI Into The Real World
Asia Business Outlook reports ByteDance is expanding robotics recruitment to apply AI in physical settings, but gives no details on roles or projects.
How To Read The AI Boom Through Six Key Numbers
A data check on the AI boom tracks SK hynix’s record quarter, concentrated US earnings, Big Tech spending and China’s sharp stock decline.
Many Hands: Exploring Who Answers For AI’s Actions
Thorsten Meyer’s October 2026 ebook examines who pays, explains and bears moral responsibility when AI agents act for people or organizations.
The AI Data Center Power Shift: 800-Volt DC And Battery Storage
Vantage reserved more than 1 GW of transformer capacity as a Microsoft-NiSource deal adds generation and battery storage for data center power needs.
Nvidia’s Flora Offers 125× Cheaper Robot Video Labeling, With A Caveat
Nvidia estimates Flora labels robot video for 72 cents per hour, versus $88.49 using GPT-6 Astra. The cost is modeled, and the license bars commercial use.