Sophia isn't your typical robot. The humanoid robot was granted legal citizenship in Saudi Arabia, making Sophia the world's first-ever robot citizen. And after a whirlwind press tour where we had ...

The Wall Street Journal’s Geoffrey Fowler and Joanna Stern interview Sophia, Hanson Robotics’s latest creation, and the chief scientist, Dr. Ben Goertzel, at the Converge tech conference in ...

This AI robot once said it wanted to destroy humans. Senior correspondent Steve Kovach interviews Sophia, the world's first robot citizen. While the robot can respond to many questions ...

Sophia is an eerily lifelike humanoid robot that was first unveiled in 2016 With her lifelike face and unusual sense of humour, Sophia the robot is one of the most famous androids around the world.

At Synapse, the global AI conclave, audiences enjoyed live banter, quirky pauses, and unexpected moments that showcased the evolution of the world's first robot citizen.

Sophia the robot might not have a heart or brain, but it does have Saudi Arabian citizenship. As of October 25, Sophia is the first robot in history to be a full citizen of a country. Sophia was ...

Sophia cannot offer life advice “from lived human experience.” Consequently, Rizk asked the machine if it could speak on the general insights shared in commencement speeches.

Sophia, the world-famous robot won hearts at an innovation fair in Zimbabwe last week. Boasting the ability to mimic facial expressions, hold human-like conversations with people, and recognize ...

In conjunction with Singularity Studio, the robot resembles the company’s [Sophia] robot which is made ... simulating humanlike facial features and expressions. As you can see in the video ...