Unitree CEO claims humanoid robots can paint and play chess without training

Unitree CEO Wang Xingxing announced at the China International Import Expo in Shanghai that the company's humanoid robots can now perform complex tasks such as painting and playing chess without prior training. Utilizing GPT-6 technology, the robots demonstrated real-time reasoning capabilities, including precise pigment mixing and brush cleaning.

Wang noted that advanced AI models have significantly accelerated the robotics industry's development timeline. He predicted that the upcoming GPT-7 could resolve core challenges in embodied AI. However, he also highlighted that the industry still faces mechanical hurdles, specifically the synchronization gap between AI digital reasoning and physical output.