Humanoid Robots Are Coming to Factories. Who Is Responsible When They Fail?
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A robot may successfully complete a performance test and yet become a safety hazard if it faces an unexpected obstacle, a change in how it behaves due to a software update, or a real worker. The question is not whether humanoid robots can perform a task anymore, but how they can
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