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🤖 Southwest Says No to Humanoid Robots, Cites Battery RiskSouthwest Airlines has banned humanoid robots from its flights...

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🤖 Southwest Says No to Humanoid Robots, Cites Battery RiskSouthwest Airlines has banned humanoid robots from its flights. Why? Lithium-ion battery safety, a concern highlighted by incidents like the high-profile 'Stewie' case.https://www.byte-pulse.net/article/southwest-says-no-to-humanoid-robots-cites-battery-risk#robots #airlines #ai #safety

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