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A Chinese humanoid robot just did something no human has ever done, sprinting 100 meters in a blistering 9.39 seconds. The robot's time beats Usain Bolt's longstanding 9.58-second world record, offering a striking glimpse at how quickly humanoid robotics are advancing. After smashing into the wall, the robots were...

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