Liability for human-like robots in China's AI surge

The article discusses the rapid development of humanoid robots in China, highlighting their transition from testing phases to participation in sports competitions and daily life activities, achieving record-breaking performances in jumping and racing. The report focuses on their increasing capabilities in balance, accuracy, and response speed, and emphasizes that developing human-like robots presents legal and ethical challenges—particularly regarding responsibility for errors and damages it may cause when operating among humans. It also notes that France is moving toward designing safer, smarter robots capable of interacting with their environment, but assigning responsibility for their mistakes becomes more complicated as their abilities grow and they become more integrated into society.

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