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Thursday, 16 July 2026

Why AMI Labs’ Alexandre LeBrun won’t call his AI ‘AGI’ or ‘superintelligence’

TechCrunch AI 2 hours ago

Alexandre LeBrun, CEO of AMI Labs, rejects industry terminology like 'AGI' and 'superintelligence' as poorly defined and unhelpful for describing his work on world models. AMI Labs raised $1.03 billion in March at a $3.5 billion pre-money valuation but has no product yet and is scouting partnerships in South Korea for access to real-world robotics and manufacturing environments. The startup aims to build AI systems that understand physical environments and enable safer, context-aware robots for applications where LLMs alone are insufficient.

Munich robotics startup Microagi raises $55m, Germany’s largest ever seed round

Sifted 6 hours ago

Munich robotics startup Microagi raised $55 million in Germany's largest seed round to develop humanoid robots trained on factory and household task data. The funding was led by Hummingbird with participation from Northzone, LocalGlobe, Village Global and Redalpine, coming 10 months after the company's founding by former Formula 1 engineers. Microagi plans to deploy humanoid robots across European manufacturing and household sectors, with the CEO predicting robots capable of performing roughly 10 routine tasks autonomously within one year.

Hyperion Robotics secures $7.4M to expand robotic construction

Tech.eu 9 hours ago

Hyperion Robotics raised $7.4 million to expand robotic microfactories that use AI and automation to manufacture infrastructure components near project sites. The company's technology produces components three times faster, reduces costs by 50 percent, and cuts carbon emissions by 70 percent compared to conventional construction methods. The funding will enable launch of Hyperion's first UK microfactory in Flixborough and support expansion across European infrastructure markets.

From Tesla to building humanoids: Uma cofounder on why Europe is ‘the best market in the world’

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Uma, a Paris-based robotics startup, unveiled its humanoid robot work at the Machina summit in France after nine months of operating quietly. The company raised funding and has established a team of 14 people across locations in Paris, Toulouse, and Lyon, with plans to develop humanoid robots for industrial and commercial applications. Uma positions Europe as an advantageous market for robotics development due to regulatory frameworks and labor costs compared to other regions.