# Boston Dynamics’ New Electric Atlas Can Do Push-ups

Boston Dynamics introduces a new electric model capable of physical exercises.
Boston Dynamics has developed an electric version of their Atlas robot with the ability to perform physical exercises such as push-ups. In further technological developments, customers of WazirX might see the return of their funds, and small businesses may benefit from a new digital lending platform. Meanwhile, Apple’s latest devices are set to exclude USB-A ports, perhaps signifying a shift towards a more modern interface approach. The creative limitations of artificial intelligence in artistry are being acknowledged, while the emotional recognition capabilities of AI are on the rise. Amazon has strategically recruited the founders of Covariant, a notable move in the tech sector.

In the artistic domain, artificial intelligence is stirring discussions on its long-term effects. Tech startups in South Korea are getting increased attention, and Brazil faces the suspension of the X platform, raising questions about digital regulations. The evaluation of OpenAI has reached substantial figures, possibly exceeding $100 billion. The stock-trading startup Public has recently incorporated Carta’s brokerage accounts into its operations. Moreover, Redfin is strategizing to address competition from a new real estate market entrant.

Further news reveals Apple’s decision to discontinue an Appstun developer account, while By Rotation and Airbnb announce a striking collaboration. LAION has introduced a new dataset intended to aid the development of generative AI models. In anticipation of the United States presidential election, Google is implementing robust safeguards for its AI tools. Child safety on the internet has become an escalating concern, with increased efforts towards protecting younger users. Lastly, Jam & Tea Studios is creatively utilizing generative AI to upgrade interactions with non-player characters in their video games.