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  • June 28, 2026
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The earliest applications of AI have made us used to thinking of it in the context of software: intangible, abstract, algorithmic. Or how I just asked ChatGPT to make the picture above for this article. But AI’s most transformative applications will most likely emerge in the physical world, where it can reshape how we design […]

Ambi Robotics and Pickle Robot Integrate Automated Systems for Warehouse Logistics

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  • June 30, 2026
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Insider Brief Ambi Robotics and Pickle Robot Company integrated their warehouse robots to automate package movement from trailer unloading to pallet stacking and receiving. The system combines Pickle Robot’s trailer-unloading robots with AmbiStack, which identifies, scans and stacks packages after they move from inbound trailers by conveyor. The companies said the setup is designed to […]

11 UK AI Scale-Ups Outside London You Need to Know in 2026

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  • July 23, 2026
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The UK’s AI ecosystem does not begin and end at the M25. Oxford is producing developer tools and photonic hardware built for AI infrastructure. Edinburgh is home to AI platforms rebuilding financial services compliance and grid-scale energy management. Cambridge is quietly running two of the country’s more interesting AI-for-science plays, one in cancer diagnostics and […]

AI Weekly Issue #500: $1.3 trillion vanished Friday. Bubble, or just profit-taking?

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  • June 28, 2026
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AI and chip stocks shed roughly $1.3 trillion on Friday, the semiconductor sector’s worst day since 2020, after a hot jobs report spiked interest-rate fears and Broadcom’s outlook rattled the chip trade. The sharpest people in finance flatly disagree on what it means: the bubble finally cracking, or profit-taking after a euphoric run. Here is […]