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China’s dancing robots are a wake-up call for Australia on policy and productivity

  • Written by Marina Yue Zhang, Associate Professor, Technology and Innovation, University of Technology Sydney
China’s dancing robots are a wake-up call for Australia on policy and productivity

Chinese state television rang in the Year of the Horse with humanoid robots doing kung fu, comedy sketches and mass choreography. They made complex martial arts choreography look easy. Social media was flooded with memes about “machines replacing humans”.

But the show was more than theatre. It was a prime-time industrial signal.

Beijing...

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