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China is close to winning the race for global industrial supremacy and the data from 2024–2025 shows why the US is falling behind.
TOP 5 countries by new industrial robots in 2024:
• China +295K
• Japan +45K
• USA +34K
• South Korea +31K
• Germany +27K
At first glance the numbers look strong for everyone. But the deeper metrics tell a very different story:
1. Robots per 10K workers: China surpassed Japan and Germany last year; the US fell out of the global top 10.
2. 2024 growth rates: China +7%, while Japan −4%, USA −9%, Korea −3%, Germany −5%.
3. Share of global robot additions: China accounted for 54% of all new industrial robots worldwide.
4. 2025 production: In the first three quarters alone, China manufactured 595K robots (vs. 295K in all of 2024).
The key point: a country’s industrial strength is not measured by flashy humanoids, it is measured by automation density. And on that front, China isn’t just ahead; it is pulling away at industrial scale.
Humanoids still lack proven use-cases (as noted in the World Robotics 2025 report), while industrial robots remain the core engine of technological sovereignty, growing 11% annually for six straight years. LLMs may dominate the headlines in the US. But as the Chinese saying goes: the difference between generating words and doing real work is enormous.
Russia in 2024: 29 robots per 10K workers. China: 567 nearly 20× more.
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President of the United States, Donald Trump, is planning to unveil a new AI platform called Truth AI.
The launch pulls AI directly into U.S. politics and campaign messaging. It Could influence public opinion, tech regulation debates, and how future political actors use AI.
Will “Truth AI” become a political amplifier or a new source of information risk?
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The sentiment against OpenAI is growing daily:
"I think that right now they're beginning to overtake it," Hinton said of Google's position relative to OpenAI.I think it's actually more surprising than it's taken this long for Google to overtake OpenAI," Geoffrey Hinton, a professor emeritus at the University of Toronto who previously worked at Google Brain, told Business Insider in a Tuesday interview."
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"I think that right now they're beginning to overtake it," Hinton said of Google's position relative to OpenAI.I think it's actually more surprising than it's taken this long for Google to overtake OpenAI," Geoffrey Hinton, a professor emeritus at the University of Toronto who previously worked at Google Brain, told Business Insider in a Tuesday interview."
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Anthropic’s CEO Dario Amodei says he isn’t reacting to Google or OpenAI’s “code reds” because Anthropic is built for enterprise stability, not consumer hype cycles.
With a strong lead in coding automation, rising revenue projections, and sticky enterprise integrations, Amodei argues the company can keep scaling even if AGI arrives, because businesses value specialization, reliability, and deep vendor lock-in.
He also warns (again) that AI will eliminate many entry-level white-collar jobs, pushing companies and governments to retrain workers and redesign economic policy for an AI-powered society.
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The move marks another major step toward fully automated urban policing.
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It should be at least as good as Gemini 3.0 (pro)
" Sources say that the 5.2 update should close the gap that Google created with the release of Gemini 3 last month, a model that topped leaderboards and wowed Sam Altman and xAI CEO Elon Musk."
The pressure on OpenAI is so high that they have to bring forward the release.
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At the 2025 Greater Bay Area New Economy Forum, Midea Group's CTO Wei Chang officially unveiled "MIRO U," a super humanoid robot that looks absolutely wild.
Billed as the industry's first six-armed, wheeled-legged humanoid, it's designed to "break through human physiological limits." It starts factory operations this month.
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Billed as the industry's first six-armed, wheeled-legged humanoid, it's designed to "break through human physiological limits." It starts factory operations this month.
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It is being overtaken by Claude, Gemini, and even Grok in certain domains. Yes, GPT-5 Pro is certainly an outstanding research model for novel scientific ideas and tasks.
But for the broad user base, the other models are surpassing it.
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Titans is Google's new architecture type that gives language models something like a real long-term memory, while the model is running.
How? A deep neural network (MLP) acts as a "long-term memory" that is continuously updated while the model reads text. The model learns during the inference run itself what to retain ("test-time memorization"), instead of having everything fixed into the weights beforehand. With ~10 million tokens, it still maintains around 70% accuracy. Insane
Google is nailing it.
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Nvidia’s Jensen Huang says the new battleground isn’t model quality, it’s who can build and power hyperscale AI data centers the fastest. A top-end US AI facility takes 3 years from ground-breaking to supercomputer-ready, while China can erect massive structures in weeks and scale energy far faster.
Speed vs. Scale
• Huang notes China’s ability to stand up large buildings even hospitals in days, giving it a construction-speed edge.
• AI capacity is now limited by permitting, land, steel, grid hookups not algorithms.
• Countries with faster infrastructure cycles will dominate the next wave of AI buildout.
The power gap
• China has roughly 2× the total energy capacity of the US, despite a smaller economy.
• That means it can feed power-hungry AI clusters more easily, while US grid growth remains almost flat.
• Power, not compute, is becoming the bottleneck.
Chips vs. manufacturing strength
• Nvidia is still “multiple generations ahead” in AI chips.
• But Huang warns not to underestimate China’s deep manufacturing base, it can scale chip and system production faster than many expect.
The next phase of AI leadership may be won not by the best model but by the fastest builders of energy and infrastructure.
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Apple is undergoing a rare top-tier shake-up: more than half a dozen senior executives are exiting, from COO Jeff Williams to CFO Luca Maestri, AI chief John Giannandrea, policy head Lisa Jackson, and legal chief Kate Adams. Bloomberg’s visualization shows a clear thinning of the “old guard” around Tim Cook and a deliberate rebuild.
The old team is rotating out
• Key operators (Williams, Maestri) and long-time policy/legal leads are retiring or leaving.
• Meta has poached multiple design + AI leaders, pulling ~100 engineers from Apple’s AI foundation models team.
• Net effect: Apple’s internal AI bench and institutional memory are weaker than a year ago.
A new leadership stack is forming
• John Ternus is emerging as the likely CEO successor, a shift toward hardware and product engineering instead of operational management.
• Amar Subramanya (ex-Google AI) is brought in to accelerate Apple’s sluggish AI roadmap, signaling a move toward execution-focused leadership rather than research-first.
• Stephen Lemay takes over interface design, a high-credibility builder who’s shipped nearly every major Apple UI since the first iPhone.
• Jennifer Newstead will run both legal and government affairs, centralizing Apple’s response to antitrust and global regulation.
The strategic direction
• This isn’t random churn, it’s a controlled transition toward a 2026-ready Apple built around:
• AI acceleration
• hardware + device engineering
• regulatory survival and global policy alignment
Apple is quietly replacing the iPhone-era leadership machine with a structure built for AI, geopolitics, and the next generation of devices.
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Multiple benchmarks for knowledge, math, and coding now put Gemini slightly ahead of OpenAI’s best models, so buyers no longer treat OpenAI as the automatic performance leader.
OpenAI reports about $13 billion 2025 revenue yet analysts project losses that could reach $140 billion by 2029, while Google and Microsoft make around $30 billion profit each quarter that can fund cheaper integrated features.
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