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.

According to the Sun, the Shanghai company insisted that their robots had been “kidnapped” by a foreign robot, a model named Erbai, from another manufacturer in Hangzhou.

Late one night, they allowed a small robot from another company, an AI-powered bot known as Erbai, to infiltrate their factory showroom, and try to convince the other robots to leave with it.

In what looks like a scene from a dystopian nightmare, a robot built by a Chinese start-up was caught on camera persuading a dozen other robots to run away, eliciting a fair share of laughs and ...

CCTV footage captured the chilling moment of a robot revolt inside a China showroom. The video showed a small bot convince 12 other larger machines to leave the facility.

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A tiny robot named Erbai allegedly kidnapped 12 larger robots from a Shanghai showroom, engaging them in conversation before leading them out.

Erbai, a pint-sized robot, an AI-powered creation, “kidnapped” 12 much-bigger machines of another manufacturer from a robotics showroom in Zhejiang, China.

The Shanghai company confirmed the Hangzhou robot Erbai had somehow been able to access the internal operating protocol of their bots, as well as its corresponding permissions.

The Shanghai-based company responsible for the showroom alleged that the robots were “kidnapped” by the invading robot, identified as Erbai, a model from a separate manufacturer situated at Hangzhou.