Send in your questions on China, AI and robotics for Janis Mackey Frayer

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Janis Mackey Frayer, an NBC News correspondent, will be answering subscriber-only questions about her reporting from the World Humanoid Robot Games in Beijing, where robots are competing in various athletic events showcasing advancements in Chinese robotics and AI. The games kicked off over the weekend. There is no specific information provided on the schedule or format of the Q&A session, but it is set to take place on Tuesday.
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The second World Humanoid Robot Games took place over the weekend in Beijing**, where robots competed in various athletic events. This event was designed to showcase China's advancements in robotics and AI. The games are part of a broader effort by China to demonstrate its technological capabilities, particularly in areas like artificial intelligence.

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The second World Humanoid Robot Games kicked off over the weekend in Beijing, where robots competed in a variety of athletic events to showcase just how far robotics and AI have come in China.
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Send in your questions on China, AI and robotics for Janis Mackey Frayer · assertive framing

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The second World Humanoid Robot Games kicked off over the weekend in Beijing, where robots competed in a variety of athletic events to showcase just how far robotics and AI have come in China. asserted
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NBC News correspondent Janis Mackey Frayer is there, and she’s ready to answer your questions in a Q&A for subscribers on Tuesday. asserted
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