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36Kr Publishes Article on AI Entrepreneurs From Huawei

36Kr published an article about AI entrepreneurs who left Huawei. The excerpt provided does not reveal the article's claims or the business activities of individual companies. Reporting on people's backgrounds should be considered separately from the products and operating records of robots.

What happened

On October 26, 2026, 36Kr published an article about AI entrepreneurs who left Huawei.

Analysis

What can be confirmed is that 36Kr published an article about AI entrepreneurs who left Huawei. The excerpt provided is limited to the article's opening and does not offer enough information to establish the activities of the people or companies involved or the article's central points. A headline indicating people's professional backgrounds alone cannot establish the technical roles of individual entrepreneurs, relationships among companies or business results. Consult the original 36Kr article to examine its specific claims. Our coverage related to AgiBot has included leaderobot.com reporting on AgiBot's open-source embodied reasoning dataset. However, the information provided does not establish any connection between the people covered in the 36Kr article and this dataset or its developers. It is important not to conflate the backgrounds of company founders or employees with the entities responsible for developing public datasets or products. Separately, AgiBot announced its embodied AI operations platform, “Genie Studio 2.0”, while AgiBot was reported to have set a record for a synchronized dance by 110 humanoid robots. These reports concern, respectively, the announcement of an operations platform and a group movement record involving control and positioning. They have different subjects of verification from an article about people's professional backgrounds. Information about an entrepreneur's background does not demonstrate a robot's task performance or sustained operation. For that reason, readers should distinguish claims about people's backgrounds from technical, product and operational information released by companies. To assess the latter, relevant factors include whether the announcing entity, system in question, demonstrated capabilities and conditions of use are clearly specified. The excerpt provided does not establish such information, and it does not support conclusions about the business results or technology transfers of the people or companies mentioned in the article.

Sources

Translated from the Japanese original: /news/36kr-hana-tame-shusshin-no-ai-kigyouka-wo-atsukau-kiji-wo-ke-e9ec23. The Japanese version is authoritative if they differ.