World's first electric humanoid open-source robot

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  Discussion keeps the world turning.

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  This is Round Table.

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  What do Google's Android, Meta's Llama and the Tiangong robot have in common?

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  Open source.

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  The move to open Tiangong could reshape robotics just as Android changed mobile tech.

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  But is this genius or risky business?

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  And does birth order determine how successful, creative or rebellious you'll be?

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  First born advantage or middle child syndrome?

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  What is the truth?

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  Coming to you live from Beijing, this is Roundtable.

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  I'm Heung.

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  For today's program, I'm joined by Steve Hatherley and Yu Shun in the studio.

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  First, on today's show, with China's electric humanoid robot Tiangong going open source, a new chapter begins in robotics.

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  This move that meri what we've seen in AI with models such as Meta's Llama and Google's Gemma.

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  But contrast this with OpenAI's ChatGPT and Google's Gemini, which keeps its full capacities behind closed doors.

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  In the world of operating systems, Apple's iOS is famously locked down, while Android thrives on its open source foundation.

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  What drives these different strategies and how do they shape industries and user experiences?

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  Well, well, let's sort of fast forward to today.

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  Tell us about how Tiangong the robot stole the show.

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  So we can see that this story was all over the Internet.

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