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A letter argues that artificial intelligence can assist with tasks but will struggle to fully replace human hands. The piece highlights the limitations of AI in replicating the nuanced physical dexterity and adaptability of human touch. The author emphasizes that certain manual skills remain uniquely human.

Humanoid robots from Agibot, UBtech, and Unitree are working in factories, mostly in pilot projects at 20% to 50% effectiveness. No safety standard exists, blocking fast adoption. The U.S. holds roughly 54% of industrial robots, and a National Robotics Commission is being introduced.
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