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ByteDance is hiring for around a dozen robotics roles spanning hardware and software, according to the South China Morning Post. The openings sit within Seed, its AI research unit, and include work on data collection and model-training systems.
Why it mattersThe postings appeared over the past few months, the paper says. It reads the hiring drive as a sign ByteDance is moving its robotics ambitions towards engineering and commercial production, though the reported roles do not establish that robots are already headed for factories.
Discuss: Should an AI lab build robotics capabilities in-house, or partner with companies already equipped to manufacture and deploy robots?
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