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🇨🇳 This humanoid robot got WAY too realistic… UBTech dropped a new model with lifelike silicone skin + “emotional AI” that makes it look and act almost human. We’re not talking factory bots anymore, these things are headed for your home. The line between robot and human is slowly... show more

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