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    AI-powered robot dances for Putin days after another Russian robot stumbles

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    Posted on November 19, 2025

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    Last updated: January 20, 2026

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    An AI-powered robot named Green performed for Putin at Sberbank's exhibition, showcasing Russia's technological advancements.

    AI Robot Performs for Putin at Sberbank Exhibition

    MOSCOW (Reuters) -An AI-powered robot danced for President Vladimir Putin on Wednesday at an exhibition put on by Sberbank, Russia's largest bank, designed to showcase the company technological advances.

    The performance, which was shown on state TV, showed the Kremlin chief standing opposite the humanoid robot as it explained to him what it was before dancing to what it said was its favourite track.

    "My name is Green. I am the first Russian humanoid robot with embedded artificial intelligence. This means that I am not just a programme on a screen, but a physical embodiment of technology," the robot told Putin.

    Sberbank says the robot's software will be constantly upgraded and that it has the potential to perform physical tasks and that a pilot project will see it integrated into parts of its business.

    The unusual event was watched closely by Putin's bodyguards, one of whom stood between the robot and the Russian leader afterwards to make sure it moved away from him and did not get too close.

    Putin called the robot's performance "very beautiful" and thanked it before continuing his tour.

    The performance comes days after the Moscow presentation of another Russian robot purported to harness AI - called Aidol - went wrong after the robot fell flat on its face shortly after appearing on stage.

    Putin also inspected one of Sberbank's new generation smart cash machines which with the help of a camera can give customers a summary of their health based on 10 indicators such as pulse and blood pressure.

    Putin said at that event that he'd been through one of his regular health checkups recently and that everything was fine with him.

    (Reporting by Elena Fabrichanaya and Andrew OsbornEditing by Guy Faulconbridge)

    Key Takeaways

    • •An AI-powered robot performed for Putin at a Sberbank exhibition.
    • •The robot, named Green, is Russia's first humanoid with AI.
    • •Sberbank plans to integrate the robot into its business.
    • •The event followed a mishap with another Russian AI robot.
    • •Putin also viewed Sberbank's new smart cash machines.

    Frequently Asked Questions about AI-powered robot dances for Putin days after another Russian robot stumbles

    1What is artificial intelligence?

    Artificial intelligence (AI) refers to the simulation of human intelligence in machines programmed to think and learn. AI can perform tasks such as problem-solving, understanding language, and recognizing patterns.

    2What is a humanoid robot?

    A humanoid robot is a robot designed to resemble the human body in appearance and behavior. These robots can perform tasks and interact with humans in a more relatable manner.

    3What is Sberbank?

    Sberbank is the largest bank in Russia, providing a wide range of financial services including banking, investment, and insurance. It plays a significant role in the Russian economy.

    4What are technological advances in banking?

    Technological advances in banking include innovations such as online banking, mobile payment systems, artificial intelligence, and blockchain technology, which enhance customer experience and operational efficiency.

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