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Qianxun Intelligence founder predicts humanoid robots will understand spoken language by next year and perform many general tasks.

Qianxun Intelligence founder and chief scientist Gao Yang predicts humanoid robots will understand spoken language and perform many general tasks as soon as next year, though widespread use in homes and practical work will take longer. The company aims a mid-2027 GPT-3.0–level milestone enabling natural language interaction and physical actions, with about 1,000 contract workers collecting real-world data and current success rate of 90% for simple tasks in structured living-room environments; industrial applications are seen as the initial window in 1–2 years, followed by robotics in commercial service about two years later.

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  1. 01Gao Yang says humanoid robots will understand spoken language and perform many general tasks starting as early as next year.
  2. 02Mid-2027 milestone aims for GPT-3.0 level with natural-language interaction and execution of physical actions.
  3. 03To train robots, about 1,000 contract workers nationwide collect real-world data; current success rate for simple tasks in structured living-room environments is about 90%.
  4. 04Industrial applications are expected to begin in the next 1–2 years, with commercial service adoption about two years later.

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