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Byte SeedAI Core Figure Rumor Debunked & Strategic Incubation Model Announced

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The article reports that Zhou Chang, a key figure in SeedAI at ByteDance, has not left the company despite rumors of his departure. Instead, he is leading the development of embodied intelligence technologies, including multi-modal perception systems, world models, and real-world robot interaction. The piece discusses the broader industry context, policy support, and the strategic shift from large model research to practical robot applications.

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  1. Chinese robotics — Robot learning researchSignal
    Zhou Chang Stays. SeedAI Core Figures Remain at the Center, Embodied Intelligence Startup Rumors Ignite 2026 AI Circle

    The article reports that Zhou Chang, a key figure in SeedAI at ByteDance, has not left the company despite rumors of his departure. Instead, he is leading the development of embodied intelligence technologies, including multi-modal perception systems, world models, and real-world robot interaction. The piece discusses the broader industry context, policy support, and the strategic shift from large model research to practical robot applications.

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