Robot platform PrismaX warned a ~50 kg humanoid robot powered by a lithium battery with peak output of several horsepower should be treated as heavy machinery; whether it carries AI does not change its physical risk. Mistakes or instruction misinterpretations by large models that normally produce incorrect text can, in embodied AI, become collisions, crush injuries, dropped loads or battery incidents. PrismaX says embodied AI safety requires two layers: low-level hardware limits on speed, force

Robot platform PrismaX warned a ~50 kg humanoid robot powered by a lithium battery with peak output of several horsepower should be treated as heavy machinery; whether it carries AI does not change its physical risk. Mistakes or instruction misinterpretations by large models that normally produce incorrect text can, in embodied AI, become collisions, crush injuries, dropped loads or battery incidents. PrismaX says embodied AI safety requires two layers: low-level hardware limits on speed, force and range of motion plus an independent emergency stop; and high-level model controls that detect uncertainty, refuse hazardous tasks and promptly return control to humans.