Kayla Lopez
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first heard Jul 2026
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Uh, The View has been exempt from this rule since 2002, uh, but if the exemption was revoked,
This could make it harder for the talk show to have political candidates on the show.
Moving on, if you saw Usain Bolt break the world record for fastest 100-meter dash in 2009 and thought, who could possibly go any faster?
It looks like only a humanoid robot can.
This week, Unitree, a Chinese robotics firm, released footage of its new humanoid robot called Superman, which the company claims can reach top speeds of 12.66 meters per second, slightly faster than Usain Bolt's top speeds during his record-breaking.
Hundred meter dash more than 15 years ago.
It's unlikely that any of these Superman mo robots will make their way over to the US anytime soon, though, since just a few weeks ago, the FCC cracked down on foreign-made humanoid robots, four-legged robot dogs, and some autonomous mobile robots, citing national security and cybersecurity concerns.
The ban has mixed reviews.
On the one hand, large US robotics companies generally are pleased because they see Chinese manufacturers as cheaper competitors.
But on the other hand, smaller startups and researchers in the US argue that these affordable Chinese robots are some of the only hardware they can actually afford to experiment with.
And obviously, Chinese robotics companies are not a fan of the ban either.
There is some reason behind the move though.
A previous analysis found an undocumented backdoor in a Unitree robot dog that could potentially allow remote access to its camera and control systems.
Neil, I saw the video of the Unitree Superman robot, and I have to say it is really unsettling to see this Terminator-esque thing kind of creeping down a track at top speeds.
Yeah, and China already dominates the humanoid robot market, accounting for roughly 90% of global shipments last year.
And in the first half of 2026, Unitree, the company that just went public, shipped almost 6,000 humanoid robots according to Smart Analytics Global.
And it makes a lot of sense that the US wants to kind of protect its market share, what little market share it has, because the robotics industry could be absolutely massive.
Uh Morgan Stanley analysts predict that the market could reach seven point five trillion dollars by twenty fifty, which is an incomprehensible number.
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