Tradition meets technology in a stunning showcase at the 2026 Spring Festival Gala by China Media Group.
This year’s gala features robots performing synchronized martial arts routines alongside children, highlighting a bold fusion of heritage and high-tech innovation. Here’s more from CGTN.
Welcome to the Upside-Down World. Tart card reader Laura Greenwood joins Linda Paris on a new edition of McCallister TV.
They get into a wild array of topics: Clones, synthetics, doppelgangers. Also Don Lemon, George Bush Jr., Kelly Osbourne and J.D. Vance.
What exactly are we looking at? What can we make of the people who live and work around us?
Things certainly keep getting creepier. Everyone is starting to notice!
Have there been a number of assassinations involving top-secret scientists? Who have been the targets and who is behind killing them? Have our intelligence agencies done anything to protect these scientists or are they just sitting ducks?
Here’s another deep dive in the X Probe series from the Dark Journalist Daniel Liszt. The UFO File plays into this discussion as well as Star Wars and Operation Paperclip, involving the transport of so many Nazi rocket experts to the United States, most of whom joined the research team at NASA as well as the national scientific laboratories in Los Alamos and Lawrence Livermore.
As so often, the video runs long — lasting more than three hours. But it’s cold and bleak outside, so you probably aren’t going anywhere anyway. Why not pull up your chair, sit back, turn up the fire and follow these smoking guns!
Elon Musk predicts that in the not too distant future, huge advances in productivity brought on by AI and robotics could create a world where WORK is entirely optional.
There’s a very good chance he’s right. But if he is, does this road lead us to paradise, or perdition?
Here’s more in a new edition of The Right Angle from Steve Green, flanked by Scott Ott and Bill Whittle.
All the weird AI gifts you can get your loved ones for the holidays that you can use to turn their lives into a top-rated Black Mirror episode.
For those who haven’t watched it, Black Mirror is a British futuristic horror show, created by Charlie Brooker. It’s in the same dystopic vein as The Twilight Zone. Here’s more from Bridget Phetasy in a new edition of Dumpster Fire.
Tonight we’re diving into the brave new hellscape where people are dating AI chatbots, “marrying” Replica husbands, getting off to Grok Sexy mode, and proudly identifying as digisexual because real humans are apparently too hard now. Here’s more from Bearing.
Shareholders of Tesla just approved giving company’s chief operating officer Elon Musk one trillion dollars worth of stock if he meets high performance standards over the next decade. Not only must he greatly expand company profits, but also meet high sales targets for electronic vehicles and a new fleet of Trobots.
Says Marketwatch, “Never say never, but, if Musk and Tesla hit these targets, there will be an outbreak of indigestion across the country as people who understand math as well as business are forced to eat their hats.” Here’s more from Riss Flex.
China just dropped WoW — the world’s first self-evolving world model that teaches robots to think, move, and act with human-like intuition. The Beijing Humanoid Robot Innovation Center built it with Peking University and the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, giving machines the ability to “imagine,” “verify,” and “self-correct.”
Meanwhile, startup Noetix Robotics launched Bumi — a $1,370 humanoid for homes and classrooms that walks, talks, and dances. And Unitree’s G1 just pulled a 3,100-pound car while balancing on its own two feet. From cheap humanoids to self-learning AI minds, China’s robotics scene just hit a new level. Here’s more from AI Revolution.
Academics are growing alarmed. AI just might not be evil enough. Here’s more from FreedomToons.
