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China's "Tiangong" humanoid robot made history by climbing 134 outdoor stairs, becoming the world's first humanoid robot to continuously ascend multiple steps outdoors. Additionally, "Tiangong" can run at speeds of 12 kilometers per hour across complex terrains, demonstrating enhanced resilience.

Chinese animated hit Ne Zha 2's director, Yang Yu (known as Jiaozi), has halted all external interviews, fueling speculation about Ne Zha 3, as revealed by an influential film blogger on Wednesday. Reports indicate that main creative team of Ne Zha 2 has now entered a new creative cycle.

A hiking-assist exoskeleton robot showcased at a scenic area in Hubei has gained attention, with visitors noting it eases the strain on their legs during the climb. This "robotic leg" assists the wearer by using AI to adapt to their height, weight, and gait.

A team from Zhejiang University applied AI large-model technology to digitally restore the colors of ancient paintings. The AI analyzes pigment composition, the era of creation, and the artist's style to identify the color scheme that best matches the original.

Many young people are turning to DeepSeek for emotional analysis. They are keen on using DeepSeek to generate profiles of their "ideal partners" or even treat it like a professional counselor for romantic matters.

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