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  1. From the article

    Robot dogs. Humanoid helpers. Entirely automated dark factories without human workers. These might seem straight out of a sci-fi novel, but they are arriving full force in China as we speak. After years of patient investment, China is on the cusp of a robotics revolution.

  2. But Facebook is rolling out sexy stepmom chatbots and AI’s best use case is therapy. So check mate China!

  3. Mammoth_Mission_3524 on

    I guess the Chips Act didn’t slow them down. Though they did have robot dogs during Covid.

  4. Icy-Swordfish7784 on

    They are likely advancing faster because of their use of open source. Companies and researcher teams can spend more time collaborating and making advancements while Zuckeberg, Musk, Altman, and the Anthropic team all have to reinvent the wheel while planning their eventual backstabs to dominate the industry.

  5. autodialerbroken116 on

    No one gives a crap about robots when civil rights issues are stake, genocides, intercontinental wars, democratic uprisings all over the place. Put this bs elsewhere. This isn’t futurology. This isn’t human interest. This is selling more useless shit and claiming because it’s technology it’s the future we deserve.

  6. Bayushi_Vithar on

    Of course it does, we outsourced all of our factories there. We pretended that we could still design it all even though we were thousands of miles away from the heart of innovation and modification. Now our entire production and technological ecosystem is breaking down.

  7. EverydayFunHotS on

    By what metric? Do they have a humanoid robot rivalling Boston Robotic’s work? If they do, I haven’t seen any demonstration of it.

  8. Expensive_Square4812 on

    Oh please! Hopefully they’ll put that automation to work cleaning their black sky’s from all the coal. But no, more electronics, more coal.