Last Updated: February 25, 2025, 13:16 IST
Humanoid Robot in China Malfunctions, Creating Chaos at Event
AI robot malfunctions at a Chinese event (Video screengrabs/Social Media)
In an unexpected turn of events, a humanoid robot powered by Artificial Intelligence malfunctioned during a crowded event in China, alarming attendees as it progressed toward them and made erratic moves that resembled attempts to strike. This bizarre incident has since gone viral on social media platforms, catching the attention of many.
Footage circulating online captures the tense moment when the robot began moving menacingly toward the crowd before security personnel quickly stepped in to control the situation.
Officials later indicated that a software glitch was likely responsible for the robot’s erratic behavior, emphasizing that there was no intention behind the actions observed.
🚨🇨🇳AI ROBOT ATTACKS CROWD AT CHINESE FESTIVAL A humanoid robot suddenly stopped, advanced toward attendees, and attempted to strike people before security intervened. Officials suspect a software glitch caused the erratic behavior, dismissing any intentional harm.
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According to a detailed report from Shafaq News, initial assessments confirm that a software malfunction triggered the robot’s unusual conduct. Fortunately, there were no injuries reported among those who were present during the unsettling incident.
In a world increasingly woven with technology and AI, this incident raises pertinent questions about the reliability and safety of autonomous systems. As AI enthusiasts, it’s crucial for us to consider both the innovative potentials and the risks associated with these advancements.
This recent mishap serves as a reminder that while technology can offer remarkable capabilities, vigilance and rigorous testing are essential to ensure safety and reliability.
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