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China has made great strides in emerging technologies, especially in AI and robotics. Visited the Beijing Humanoid Robotics Innovation Centre (X-Humanoid) to learn more about their cutting-edge R&D and how these innovations can be applied to real-world needs.

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maotaivor 1 Jahr

Welcome to China PM Wong!

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Market Observervor 1 Jahr

Looks impressive. It'll be even more impressive if this is what you see deployed on the factory floor.

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Bubblepeppervor 1 Jahr

China and Singapore has a long history of amiable relations. We can learn from each other and compensate for each other. We share the same ancestors, and we can also share the opportunities of the future.

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Keok Lip Angvor 1 Jahr

Quite ahead of Singapore 🤣

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vintageflatwhitevor 1 Jahr

I think there is a need to understand the difference between brute force coding vs actual machine learning (A.I)..

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Shawn Yangvor 1 Jahr

We have only made a small progress in international cooperation, including Singapore's help in education, investment and technology. Thank you very much for your country.

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AKAYvor 1 Jahr

Oh yes yes China is doing great But if you want to actually get things done, go call Elon Musk.

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Henry ·央vor 1 Jahr

👍👍

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Henry Weevor 1 Jahr

Use it a right way, technologies help humanity. Dont use technologies to destroy humanity.

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