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Jia Xiaosong believes embodied intelligence is much harder than autonomous driving: contact, friction and deformable objects are difficult to model precisely, the hallucination and speed problems of world models also exist, and the methodology of autonomous driving can be borrowed but one cannot assume it has solved the problems of embodied intelligence.
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