A rural school district in upstate New York is set to become one of the first in the nation to integrate a humanoid robot into its classroom environment as a teaching assistant.
The New York Post reports that the Salamanca City Central School District, situated on Seneca Nation territory, announced last week that it will introduce a $57,000 AI-powered humanoid robot named Sally to high school classes beginning in September.
Sally features brown hair and latex skin, with functional arms and hands, though the robot will remain stationary as its legs are not designed for movement. The humanoid teaching assistant is scheduled to work with 11th and…
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