How Far Are China's Humanoids From a Real 'ChatGPT Moment'?

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China ships most of the world's humanoids, but analysts say the milestone is task generality—not demos—until robots do ~80% of novel jobs from voice alone.

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2026-09-07 01:56 · Pandaily
How Far Are China's Humanoids From a Real 'ChatGPT Moment'?

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