Based off this video, it’s already been known that China has created backdoors in certain products. Has China done so recently? Maybe not, but it’s something to keep in mind. This leads to the lingering question: Do you think China would put backdoors in their humanoid robots? Gonna give China the benefit of the doubt, even with their prior history of backdoors.
Demand for humanoid robots could increase if people believe the United States is restricting access to Chinese‑manufactured models. Even though there is no federal ban on Chinese humanoid robots, the perception of being told “you can’t have this” can create a scarcity effect, which often makes certain technologies more desirable. |China decoded with Aric Chen | June 3, 2025
Related information: China warns of retaliation if U.S. sticks with robot ban ( Article date: July 30, 2026)
