A teen tech titan wants to retrofit robots to give them artificial bodily functions and feelings — and train AI models on their data. In an interrview with TechCrunch, Teddy Warner, the 19-year-old boy genius behind the "emotionally intelligent robots" company Intempus, explained why thinks "feeling" could be the future of machines. Warner told the website that he got the idea for his company — which is slated to build out hardware to retrofit robots to give them human-esque expressions and physiological responses like sweating and heart rate — when working at the AI research lab Midjourney. During his time at […]