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South Korean scientists have created a shape-shifting liquid robot. A liquid-particle composite called a Particle-armored liquid roBot can deform, engulf, and merge without losing its structural integrity, enabling it to perform functions that are difficult for rigid robots.

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Steel Seed is a single player stealth-action adventure game set in a dark sci-fi world. In her epic journey inside a hostile underground facility run by AIs, Zoe is alone with Koby, a flying drone, as her only companion Add wishlist:

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I find that somewhat horrifying.

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Somewhere, Elon Musk just felt a disturbance in the tech force. South Korea just skipped 2050 and dropped us into sci-fi season 12.

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Good to see that they're getting closer to making the shapeshifting terminators AI will use to hunt the last of us down.

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Is that flubber?

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