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In January 2026, a team of scientists from Columbia University in the United States unveiled an innovative framework. This framework empowers humanoid robots to produce lifelike lip movements that are precisely synchronized with audio input, mirroring human speech patterns. What sets this technology apart is its remarkable ability to generalize; it can seamlessly adapt to an array of languages that were not part of its initial training dataset, including French, Chinese, and Arabic. The research team emphasized that this advancement represents a pivotal milestone in the quest to build robots capable of engaging in human-like communication. Looking ahead, they foresee promising applications in diverse sectors, such as education and elderly care.
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