"In China, the people who make motors are getting together with the people who make hand hardware and basically creating bespoke motors that can fit within joints and fingers. It's probably going to work as an effective hand," he says.
For more than two decades, Emil Michael has operated at the fault line between Silicon Valley ambition and American geopolitical power, helping scale one of tech’s most disruptive companies before returning to government to shape how artificial intelligence will be used in war. Self-proclaimed “one of the best deal guys” Michael has now become the Pentagon’s most aggressive public combatant in its escalating standoff with Anthropic.
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