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Unitree is building AI that lets its humanoid robots improve themselves

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Unitree Robotics is developing an AI system called Unitree Rehearsal that enables its humanoid robots to self-improve by researching, coding, and testing autonomously. Founder Wang Xingxing predicts humanoids will complete 80% of voice-command tasks by 2028, marking a practical breakthrough. The company showcased a humanoid robot capable of complex physical tasks and plans to scale production significantly.

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