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IRON: The Chinese Humanoid Robot That Moved Like a Man And What This Means for Humanity (A straightforward explanation anyone can understand) When a new humanoid robot walked across a stage in China, it moved in a way that looked familiar. That familiarity made people stop and ask practical questions about who we are and where technology is taking us. This short, clear book explains what that moment means without confusing technical terms. You'll find straightforward coverage of how modern humanoids are built, why their movement matters, the psychological reactions they trigger, and the real social and ethical trade-offs we're likely to face. This book is for curious readers who want a calm, accessible introduction to humanoid robots, AI in physical form, and the everyday consequences of machines that look and move like people.

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