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Long before autonomous vehicles and domestic robots became familiar ideas, a machine moved through a room, stopped at obstacles, reconsidered its path, and continued without waiting for a person to tell it what to do. It was called Shakey. Developed at the Stanford Research

In 2006, something changed in how people used the internet, though it was not announced as a change. Search results began to feel more precise. Social platforms no longer showed information in simple order. Online shops started to anticipate what a customer might want