China is dispatching thousands of humanoid robots into logistics hubs, battery plants and other industrial sites at a faster clip than the United States, pairing state backing with a data-gathering strategy aimed at building more human-like AI. The push places the machines directly into working environments so they can learn from real-world tasks, according to reporting on the deployment drive.
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