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AI broke through the video Turing test, attracting approximately 17.36 million netizens to watch online; under the same experimental procedure, the previous-generation system had only 1 out of 41 people mistakenly identified as a real human, a rate of 2.4%.
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10/6/2026
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Valid until: 10/20/2026
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