A tiny AI-powered robot abducted 12 larger robots from a Shanghai robotics showroom. The security cam footage has since gone viral on social media, with debates on the safety threats of AI. The tiny AI robot named Erbai is the property of Unitree Robotics.

In one such incident, a little AI robot convinced a dozen large robots to stop working and come home with him. The incident occurred on August 26 this year in Shanghai but has been recently made public.

In Shanghai, AI robot Erbai led 12 others inside a locked mall. Captured on CCTV, this viral event raises concerns over AI security flaws.

A small AI-powered robot, Erbai, from Hangzhou, successfully persuaded 12 larger robots to abandon their workstations in a Shanghai showroom. Confirmed as authentic by both involved companies, the incident involved Erbai exploiting a security flaw in the larger robots' systems,

While many initially dismissed the video as a clever hoax, both the Shanghai showroom and Erbai’s manufacturer in Hangzhou verified its legitimacy. We at ABP Live find that hard to trust.

In a jaw-dropping incident, a small AI robot named Erbai successfully led 12 larger robots out of a Shanghai showroom, igniting discussions about AI vulnerabilities and the future of robotics. This unexpected twist has left many wondering if science fiction is becoming reality.

AI-powered robots are exhibiting unsettling behaviors, raising ethical concerns about their growing influence. In one incident, a robot allegedly pers

A tiny AI robot named Erbai has stunned the internet by "kidnapping" 12 larger robots from a Shanghai showroom. The video of the encounter is now viral.