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A Robot Just Ran Faster Than Usain Bolt. What Happens Next?
A humanoid clocked 9.39 seconds over 100m. Impressive — and almost beside the point for anyone who actually coaches athletes.
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State media reported a Chinese humanoid robot covering 100 metres in 9.39 seconds — inside the human world record. It is a genuine engineering milestone and a terrible measure of athletic intelligence.
Speed is the easy variable
A sprinter's hardest work is not top speed. It is everything wrapped around it:
- Control
- Judgment
- Coaching
- Safety
- Human expertise
Physical performance is only one dimension of intelligence.
Which is precisely why the inner game matters — the focus, resilience and judgment Dr. Sujith spends his career on are the parts a fast machine still cannot teach itself.
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Source: Reuters


