World News : Advances in Artificial Intelligence (AI) and robotics continue to surprise even their creators. A viral video from China has left social media users stunned, showing humanoid robots performing martial arts moves with remarkable precision. The clip is said to be from the Shaolin Temple, where robots appear to be mirroring the training movements of Buddhist monks.
Human-like precision amazes viewers
In the video, the robots move their hands and legs in perfect sync with the monks, copying each stance and strike like seasoned martial artists. Their agility and accuracy have led many viewers to marvel at how closely machines can now replicate human motion and technique.
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Reports suggest the humanoid robots were developed by AgiBot, a firm known for building advanced humanoid systems. Countries such as China and Japan are increasingly deploying humanoid robots for a range of important tasks, showcasing rapid progress in the field.
Real footage or AI-generated?
The viral clip has also sparked debate online.
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Some users believe the video may be AI-generated or digitally enhanced.
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Others are curious whether such robots can handle everyday chores like cleaning homes, washing dishes, or doing laundry.
Concerns about safety
Alongside admiration, concerns have emerged. Several users have expressed worries that robots capable of mastering martial arts could pose risks to humans if misused, raising broader questions about AI safety, control, and ethical boundaries.
As the video continues to circulate, it reignites an ongoing debate: Will advanced AI and robotics ultimately benefit humanity—or present new challenges we’re not yet ready to handle?
