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Spirit AI's CEO, Han Fengtao, highlights significant progress in robotic capabilities, stating that tasks once considered complex are now manageable. He anticipates a major breakthrough in robot intelligence akin to a 'ChatGPT moment' within three years, as the company aims for broader industry adoption and global reach.
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- Han Fengtao, CEO of Spirit AI, claims robots can now perform office tasks that were unimaginable just six months ago, such as delivering paper and shredding documents.
- He predicts that the evolution of robot intelligence will accelerate, forecasting a significant advancement similar to a 'ChatGPT moment' within the next three years.
- Spirit AI has deployed several hundred robotic units in China and is focusing on enhancing robot intelligence to promote large-scale adoption across various industries and to facilitate global expansion.
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