Too much money needed before they can work: Can Beijing's big bet on Humanoid Robots Succeed?

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This September, the Chinese company Galaxy General opened a robot convenience store in Hong Kong, sparking curiosity among some customers. You can tell, the robot looks rather clumsy. The CCP is positioning "embedded AI" and humanoid robots as the core of its "new quality productivity" strategy and a new economic growth point, and it claims that a "ChatGPT moment" will arrive within two to three years. Can the CCP achieve its goals? With a wave of unemployment sweeping China, what future will it bring to ordinary people in this country? What impact will it have on the world? In this video, we will explore this topic.

Too much money needed before they can work: Can Beijing's big bet on Humanoid Robots Succeed?
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