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Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. In something out of a sci-fi movie, a TikTok influencer fought a humanoid robot in San Francisco. And while the company putting on ...

Frankie LaPenna, 29, took on REK’s humanoid Rekbot in the Friday, Sept. 18, fight Frankie LaPenna/TikTok Influencer Frankie LaPenna faced a humanoid robot, the ‘Rekbot,’ in what’s believed to be the ...

A YouTuber was knocked to the canvas by a six-foot Terminator-style robot at what organizers called the first human versus machine cage match. Frankie LaPenna faced the T-800 robot Sept. 18 at a ...

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