Whose words are worth following?
Founders, researchers and the people putting robots to work. We ask when a robot becomes available, what it does for a customer, and whether better models lead to dependable work.
Brett Adcock
Training data, general-purpose capability and evidence from deployment.
View the timeline →Elon Musk
Production plans, useful work and the path to customer deployment.
View the timeline →Jensen Huang
Robot learning, simulation and the infrastructure behind physical AI.
View the timeline →Our wider reporting beat
These people form our regular research starting point. We also search by topic, so an important new voice can enter the coverage at any time.
Fei-Fei Li
Spatial intelligence and its connection to physical systems.
AMD and World Labs: what would the deal change for robots? →Carolina Parada
Robot learning, embodied reasoning and evaluation.
Why Carolina Parada says useful robots can arrive before AGI →Rodney Brooks
Practical robot deployment and the limits of forecasts.
Sergey Levine
Robot learning, reinforcement learning and generalization.
Wang Xingxing
Humanoid development, manufacturing and real-world use.
What would count as Unitree’s embodied AI tipping point? →Policy makers, engineers and other speakers are included when their remarks materially concern physical AI. General political commentary and unrelated AI news fall outside this beat.