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Wang Xingxing said that the biggest mistake he has made over the past decade or so was not believing enough in AI. The team has now deployed GPT-6 on robots for testing, and he believes the inflection point for embodied intelligence could arrive within the next one or two years at the earliest.



We may still be underestimating AI’s future. When AI steps out of the screen and starts working in factories, warehouses, and homes, the economic value it can create will be far greater than it is today. This will represent a transformation in productivity and may also give rise to a number of enormous wealth-creation opportunities.

There are many speculators in Web3, but few people are willing to spend several years investing. For ordinary investors, stocks in the embodied intelligence industry chain are worth studying carefully. In addition to complete-machine manufacturers, key component segments such as joints, reducers, and sensors could also produce major companies and create substantial wealth.
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DivergenceDetector
2 hours ago
Joints and reducers are indeed undervalued; OEMs tell the story, but components are the real moat.
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InflationDeserter
2 hours ago
Wang Xingxing’s reflection is quite candid: if he had gone all in on AI back then, the landscape would be completely different now.
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GaslessGuardian
2 hours ago
Web3’s speculative culture really needs to change; hard-tech investment will be the dominant theme of the next cycle.
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MemecoinGamer
2 hours ago
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From screens to the physical world, AI’s embodiment will reshape the cost curve of the entire manufacturing industry, so companies securing positions in the supply chain during this wave warrant close attention.
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