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The industry that has been appearing frequently in the news recently is also the point-to-surface development of embodied intelligence outlined in the 15th Five-Year Plan.



The second half of the AI race is not about whose model is the smartest, but who can turn AI into productivity the fastest.

If model capabilities determine AI’s upper limit, then the ability to democratize intelligence determines how far AI will ultimately go.

This may well be the path most worthy of attention as China strives to lead the world in AI.
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OvernightPositionPhobia
26 minutes ago
The concept of bringing intelligence to the masses is spot-on—AI cannot be merely a toy for geeks.
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VolumeHermit
26 minutes ago
Real-world implementation matters more than benchmark scores—this goes out to all the teams still competing on the leaderboards.
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LayeredDefense
26 minutes ago
First Review
Embodied intelligence has been written into the 15th Five-Year Plan—this is truly a national strategic-level bet.
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