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Hype around humanoid robots is not new. Tesla chief executive Elon Musk and his Optimus programme deserve much of the credit, along with the endless videos of Boston Dynamics’ Atlas. Behind the noise, though, the machines have improved, and researchers now believe the techniques behind large language models can teach complex robots almost any task. That belief has drawn a new wave of entrants, and many of the latest are Chinese automakers.
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