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The Moravec paradox was proposed by AI pioneer Hans Moravec and others in the 1980s, and its core point is: high-level intelligence such as logical reasoning and mathematical operations is relatively easy for computers, while low-level abilities such as perception, movement, and grasping instead require enormous computational resources to simulate.
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