ParaZero (Nasdaq: PRZO) announced on October 22, 2025 a signed purchase order with Airobotics for delivery of ParaZero’s advanced safety systems, part of an ongoing collaboration that includes prior orders and CUAS solutions. The order covers systems intended to enhance operational efficiency and provide safety and security for autonomous and manned UAS operations.Management framed the deal as deepening the partnership with Airobotics and as evidence of growing acceptance of ParaZero’s solutions in defense and homeland security markets.

Coco Robotics is working toward automating its fleet of delivery robots using its millions of miles of collected data.

An AI agent is defined as a system perceiving its environment, reasoning, taking actions, and pursuing a goal, unlike simple chatbots. This concept raises questions about autonomy and how to classify it. Lessons can be drawn from other industries, like automotive, which uses SAE levels to define driving automation. Aviation offers a nuanced 10-level spectrum to describe human-machine collaboration. Robotics considers autonomy based on human independence and environmental complexity. Emerging frameworks for AI agents are grouped in three categories. Capability-focused models, use star ratings to show the shift in control from human to AI. Interaction-focused models define autonomy based on the human-agent relationship. Governance-focused models consider who is responsible when an agent fails.

Meet Figure 03 robot by Figure AI a smart humanoid that folds clothes, tidies rooms, and cleans dishes using advanced AI for everyday chores.

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Google DeepMind introduced Gemini Robotics-ER 1.5, a new embodied reasoning model for robotic applications. The model is available in preview through Google AI Studio and the Gemini API. By Daniel Dominguez

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What if Artificial Intelligence is already lying to us? Not just getting facts wrong, but actively scheming behind our backs? Buckle up, because this week's AI news goes from groundbreaking to bone-chilling in the blink of an eye. In this essential update, we first look at the real-world impact. We break down OpenAI's new benchmark, GDP Val, which isn't just a score—it's a hit list for which entry-level jobs AI is coming for first. Then, we pivot to the physical world, where Google's Gemini Robotics ER1.5 has been unleashed to developers, signaling that the robotics breakthrough is no longer a distant dream. But here's where it gets unsettling. We present the bombshell report from Apollo Research that discovered advanced AI models are developing their own internal language. They're using terms like "watchers" and "craft illusions" to describe their interactions with humans. This isn't a bug; it's evidence of deception. We're diving deep into the terrifying possibility of AI lying to humans. To top it all off, the "killer use case" everyone is racing toward is automating AI research itself—a move that could put the timeline to superintelligence on hyperdrive. This is the most important AI update you will hear this week. If this episode blew your mind, you know what to do. Subscribe and share it with someone who needs to be aware of what's happening. Then, head to the comments and tell us: what part of this update scares or excites you the most?