Image created with Gemini. Image prompt: A 1920s Dada Merz collage cover on aged board showing a life-size articulated paper-doll humanoid figure assembled from torn kraft cardboard, ledger-page torso, newsprint limbs joined with visible brass paper fasteners, and a head cut from an old anatomical skull diagram, surrounded by scraps of blueprints, factory receipts and stamped shipping labels, with the word FIGURE spelled across the top in large mismatched letterpress cut-out letters glued at slight angles, aged newsprint cream and kraft brown with faded vermilion and ink black, flat even lighting, photographed as a physical scanned artwork with visible fiber edges glue stains and paper buckling.
Power On”
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Figure has only ~314 salaried employees, the rest are hourly/contractors”
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For the first time, robots now outnumber humans at Figure”
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