The humanoid AI robots are coming for our jobs, says RUTH SUNDERLAND

Chinese humanoid AI robots are moving from viral novelty into real factory and logistics work, according to a new Morgan Stanley analysis. The report frames two concerns at once: AI’s potential for disruption and China overtaking Western tech leadership. Morgan Stanley’s experts also link the shift to investor implications, pointing to plans to deploy robots across more than 100 “high-value” scenarios by the end of this year, starting in industry and logistics, backed by government subsidies and access to rare earth minerals. The article notes Nvidia’s shares were briefly hit by an earlier $1 trillion wipeout, and highlights contenders including Tesla (Optimus) and Boston Dynamics/Hyundai (Atlas).