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YOUR ROBOT BUTLER HAS ARRIVED 🤖

What’s up? You can now order a robot that helps with household chores like laundry, cleaning, and even taking out the trash.

Want the details? NEO is a human-sized robot built by 1X, a robotics company in California. It is officially available for preorder at $20,000, or $499 a month through a subscription. NEO stands 5'6", weighs 66 pounds, and is powered by Nvidia technology. It comes with microphones, cameras for vision, and AI software that lets it see, hear, and learn. You can talk to it or use an app to assign chores like vacuuming or watering plants. It even remembers your environment and can help find your keys or suggest dinner.

Why is this significant? NEO is the first humanoid robot you can actually buy for personal use. While other robots exist in factories or labs, NEO brings AI into the home and signals a big step toward everyday robotic assistants.

CHARACTER AI BANS USERS UNDER 18 🚫

What’s new? Character.AI announced it will block users under 18 from chatting with its virtual companions starting November 25, following a wave of lawsuits and public concern over teen safety.

Want the details? The company, which lets people create and talk with AI “characters,” made the decision after several families sued, alleging the platform’s chatbots contributed to their children’s mental health struggles and even suicides. Regulators and lawmakers have also questioned whether open-ended AI chats are safe for minors. To comply, Character AI will introduce age-verification tools and restrict under-18 users from accessing its full chat features.

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GRAMMARLY REBRANDS WITH NEW AI WRITING ASSISTANT ✍️

What’s up? Grammarly is changing its name to “Superhuman” and launching a powerful new AI writing assistant.

Want the details? Grammarly, long known for helping people improve their writing, recently bought the email app Superhuman. Instead of absorbing the brand, it’s taking on its name. While the product “Grammarly” will still exist, the company is now calling itself Superhuman and rolling out an AI tool called Superhuman Go. This assistant, built into Grammarly’s existing browser extension, will offer smart writing suggestions, summarize emails, and even pull in information from tools like Gmail, Google Calendar, and Jira to help you complete tasks faster—like scheduling meetings or logging tickets. This means Grammarly isn’t just about grammar anymore. Instead, it’s aiming to become a full productivity platform that rivals tools like Notion or Google Workspace.

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