China is increasingly relying on AI-driven robots to automate its manufacturing process, enabling it to stay competitive in global trade despite tariffs imposed by the U.S. and other countries. With more automated factories than the U.S., Germany, or Japan, and backed by substantial governmental investments, China is reshaping its production landscape. Automation not only boosts efficiency and lowers costs, but also positions China for dominance in mass production as its labor force ages. This technological shift is key to offsetting new trade barriers from the European Union and developing nations.
China's secret weapon in the trade war is its army of factory robots, powered by AI, revolutionizing manufacturing at an unprecedented pace.
China's automation drive is bolstered by significant government investment, enabling the country to maintain competitive manufacturing costs even amidst trade tariffs.
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