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Hyundai takes full control of Boston Dynamics as SoftBank exits for $325 million

Hyundai Motor Group is acquiring SoftBank's remaining 9.65% stake in Boston Dynamics for $325 million, completing its full ownership of the robotics company. The deal closes as Boston Dynamics' Atlas humanoid robot enters commercial deployment and the broader humanoid race intensifies against Tesla Optimus and Figure AI. SoftBank exits to redeploy capital toward its $41 billion OpenAI bet and AI infrastructure.

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DIdn't read the article, but it sounds very communist. Communist China, Russia have 5-year plans. Planned
national economy. That's a centralist-communist idea.
Golden info, if you ask me. Boring and depressing, but -- golden info.
So, does that mean that there is, in fact, hope for the human race?

Humans are very cheap, almost free. 2000 calories a day cost very little.
Also, a very important distinction: is the expense electricity, or hardware? The politics will be completely different depending on the answer.
Of course... they had a supermodel blow up Nord Stream 2.
Of course, when Cloudera "settles" with the Big Man, none of the proceeds will go to american workers, and nothing will fundamentally change.

This is only in the news because they got caught.
The globalists pushing global depopulation must be ecstatic at the prospect of an extended standoff causing an energy crisis, fertiliser collapse and global famine. They will want the Strait of Hormuz, the Suez Canal and the straits of Malacca all blockaded - if they can manage it.
It's funny because Pravda was not American at all and America was anti-Pravda, and look at them (us) now - American and Pravda are one and the same. (For younger readers: Pravda was the soviet magazine for state-sponsored propaganda.)
Hold on... alcohol and tobacco are useless, addictive substances (or worse).

Meat and fuel are the liveblood of a civilization, we need those things to survive and strive.

"shielding citizens from unhealthy choices" - is that what military coersion is now called?