This week’s AI news feels like science fiction becoming reality. An American robotics company is exploring armed humanoid robots, while China is testing advanced fighting machines capable of punching, kicking, recovering from falls, and operating after sustaining damage.

Moonshot AI also introduced Kimi K3, a massive 2.8-trillion-parameter open-weight model designed for coding, research, tool use, and long-running autonomous tasks. Meanwhile, former OpenAI CTO Mira Murati’s Thinking Machines Lab launched Inkling, a customizable multimodal AI model built for text, images, audio, video, software development, and business workflows.

Anthropic also released a controversial advertisement showing fires, surveillance, homelessness, exploited workers, and cemeteries while asking whether artificial intelligence can be trusted. The campaign highlights the growing contradiction inside the AI industry: companies are warning about the dangers while racing to build increasingly powerful systems.

Which development concerns you the most: armed robots, powerful open AI models, job automation, or the possibility that nobody will slow the race down?

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