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The humanoid robot AIdol fell down during its Wednesday, Nov.12, 2025, debut in Moscow.(Moscow News Agency via AP)

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IN TODAY’S NEWSLETTER:

– Russia’s first AI robot faceplants on stage in humiliating Moscow debut
– Actor George Clooney claims the rise of AI technology is dangerous, says ‘genie is out of the bottle’
– OpenAI accuses NY Times of wanting to invade millions of users’ privacy in paper’s lawsuit against tech giant

TECH TRIP:Russia’sfirst humanoid robotwas showcased to the world Wednesday with the unveiling dramatically cut short after it tripped within moments of stepping onto a Moscow stage.

FAKE STAR PANIC:Actor George Clooney said Tuesday he is alarmed by therise of artificial intelligence.In an interview with Variety’s Marc Malkin, the “Ocean’s Eleven” star said the Hollywood community is disturbed by how realistic AI depictions have become, particularly those created with the latest audio and video generation models.

During a recent interview with Variety, actor George Clooney said that artificial intelligence-generated videos are getting “dangerous” with how realistic they look. (Anadolu/Getty)

PRIVACY UNDER SIEGE?:OpenAI released a blistering statementaccusing The New York Timesof wanting to invade the privacy of its users as the paper proceeds with its lawsuit against the tech giant.

AI RACE:Advanced Micro Devices chair and CEO Dr.Lisa Su joined “The Claman Countdown,” where she thanked the Trump administration for its support of artificial intelligence development and underscored the importance of maintainingAmerican leadershipin the global AI race.

KIDS AT RISK:Kids are spending more time online than ever, and that early exposure is opening the door to a new kind of danger.Artificial intelligence has superchargedonline scams, creating personalized and convincing traps that even adults can fall for.The latest Bitwarden “Cybersecurity Awareness Month 2025” poll shows that while parents know these risks exist, most still haven’t had a serious talk with their children about them.

A new Bitwarden poll released for Cybersecurity Awareness Month 2025 finds parents are aware of AI-driven online scams but few have discussed them with their children.(iStock)

VETS GET AI BOOST:For more than three decades, I had the honor of serving our country in uniform.I led soldiers at home and abroad.I commanded U.S.Cyber Command and the National Security Agency through some of the most complex technologicalshifts in our history.But the transition that came after my time in uniform came to an end was its own kind of mission.The structure, tempo and identity that comes with military service doesn’t simply disappear when you step out of it.The day you enter civilian life, you begin a new chapter — and you’re expected to write it while you’re living it.

ROCKETS TO RUINS:Elon Musk is putting money toward adigital renaissance of archaeologyaimed at reimagining life in ancient Rome — with the potential to rewrite history books.

‘IMMINENT’ THREAT:A new report from a conservative think tank says that artificial intelligence is thenew “cold war”between the U.S.and China.

EMPOWERED BY AI:Artificial intelligence giant OpenAI on Monday announced a new initiative that aims to make it easier for service members andveterans to use AItools when they’re transitioning from military service to the workforce.

Sam Altman, chief executive officer of OpenAI Inc., during a media tour of the Stargate AI data center in Abilene, Texas, on Tuesday, Sept.23, 2025.(Kyle Grillot/Bloomberg via Getty Images)