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A dumpling shop becomes a poster child of AI adoption in China

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By Viola Zhou Verified, Paula Cho Verified
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If you have an AI agent, you can tell it to build a website, make a slideshow, or get you a table at a popular dumpling shop in Beijing. The dumpling shop, called Jinguyuan, has made headlines in China for creating a “skill” that allows users to check out the menu, seek recommendations, or join the queue by talking to their personal AI agents — tools that can automatically carry out tasks on a phone or laptop. Skills are files that teach AI agents specific workflows.
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Ban on Chinese robots leaves U.S. startups stranded

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By Viola Zhou Verified, Christine Glancey Verified
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The U.S. government is forcing a rapid onshoring of robotics through a sweeping ban on foreign-made robots, even before an American supply chain exists, putting at risk the very robotics startups the policy is trying to cultivate. The Federal Communications Commission last month added “advanced robotic devices” to its list of banned devices that pose national security risks.
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Ban on Chinese robots leaves U.S. startups stranded

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By Viola Zhou Verified
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