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A robotic face capable of learning how to synchronize your lips with speech and singing: this is the prowess revealed by researchers at Columbia University in a video published by Reuters on January 22, 2026. A result as fascinating as it is disturbing. It's well known: some humanoid robots do not
Robots That Look Exactly Like Us
The first time you see one up close, your brain struggles to process what’s happening. The face moves. The eyes blink. The lips form words. But something feels wrong in a way you can’t quite name. These robots sit in the space between human and machine, and that’s exactly where their creators want them. The technology has reached a point where you have to look twice to be sure what you’re seeing isn’t alive. Sophia Became the First Robot Citi…
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