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China’s Spirit AI bets on smarter robot brains

Bloomberg Technology Thursday 27 August 2026, 06:56 UTC 1 min read
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Spirit AI CEO Han Fengtao says robots can already handle office tasks “unimaginable half a year ago,” from delivering paper to shredding documents. He told Bloomberg’s Minmin Low that “the evolution of the robot brain will get faster and faster,” predicting a “ChatGPT moment” within three years. With several hundred units deployed in China, Spirit AI is betting on smarter robot brains to drive large‑scale adoption across industries — and eventual global expansion.

Spirit AI CEO Han Fengtao says robots can already handle office tasks “unimaginable half a year ago,” from delivering paper to shredding documents. He told Bloomberg’s Minmin Low that “the evolution of the robot brain will get faster and faster,” predicting a “ChatGPT moment” within three years. With several hundred units deployed in China, Spirit AI is betting on smarter robot brains to drive large‑scale adoption across industries — and eventual global expansion. (Source: Bloomberg)
China (LOCATION) Spirit AI (ORG) Han Fengtao (PERSON) Bloomberg (PERSON) Minmin Low (ORG)
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