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Humanoid robot demos draw attention but experts say too early to replace humans

Humanoid robots are rapidly improving in their ability to perform tasks, but analysts and researchers say it will take years before they can meaningfully replace human labor. Demos by robotics firm Figure AI drew attention, yet questions remain over adaptability, reliability and costs in real-world settings. Experts say robots are most likely to replace repetitive physical work in structured environments, while AI may more readily replace administrative tasks. Charging, maintenance, safety and regulation are cited as barriers to broader deployment.

AI & Enterprise

Jim Cramer says these 5 non-tech stocks could rise if AI cools

CNBC host Jim Cramer warned that heavy positioning in technology stocks tied to the AI boom carries risks and urged investors to diversify. He said some signs of fatigue are emerging within tech even as AI and data centre names rebound. Cramer highlighted JPMorgan Chase, Johnson & Johnson, Kimberly-Clark, McDonald's, Yum Brands and Kraft Heinz as alternatives, citing relatively weak performance in finance, healthcare and staples. He also pointed to funding pressures from AI infrastructure spending and possible share issuance.

Crypto

Europe stablecoins ride MiCA as Evernodes flags XRP Ledger adoption

Regulated banks are using public blockchains, including XRP Ledger, as digital-asset infrastructure, with the next 18 months hinging on which chains and regulatory frameworks support broader adoption, an analysis showed. Evernodes cited Societe Generale’s euro-pegged stablecoin EUR CoinVertible, issued by its unit SG-Forge and running on several blockchains. It said the EU’s Markets in Crypto-Assets regulation provides clearer standards and could underpin a gradual buildout.