Russia’s first humanoid AI robot, AIdol, made a dramatic debut, stumbling and crashing to the floor just seconds after its grand introduction. Unveiled at a Moscow tech forum on November 11, the 1.7-metre-tall robot was meant to showcase Russia’s AI prowess, but the demo ended abruptly as staff rushed to draw the curtains on the mishap. AIdol CEO Vladimir Vitukhin later attributed the fall to a calibration error in the robot’s balance and motion systems. For more news & updates follow Fortuneind

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