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CEO of viral backflipping robot company says robots are still years from ‘ChatGPT moment,’ even after investors sent his stock soaring 460%
CEO Wang Xingxing says humanoid robots still struggle to match humans and adapt to unfamiliar tasks.
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The CEO of Chinese robotics firm Unitree, Wang Xingxing, told the World Robot Conference in Beijing that a breakthrough “ChatGPT moment” for humanoid robots could take anywhere from two to three years at the fastest, but possibly five to ten years at the slowest.
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