Taiwanese media outlet Apple Daily (壹蘋新聞網) reported on the 6th that China's artificial intelligence (AI) robots delivered a breathtaking performance on NBC Network's popular US audition program 'America's Got Talent,' surprising and captivating the audience and judges.

According to the article, when 26-year-old Chinese dancer Wu Yufei (ウー・ユーフェイ) and eight humanoid robots from Chinese robotics company Unitree Robotics (宇樹科技) performed a perfectly synchronized dance to Lady Gaga's 'Abracadabra,' a standing ovation erupted among the audience, and the judges were also captivated.

First, dancer Wu started the performance alone, and the robots that joined him then performed acrobatic flips.

One audience member exclaimed, 'Amazing!' and the judges commented, 'Unbelievable, truly wonderful!' Wu advanced to the next round with a unanimous vote from the judges.

After the broadcast, the video of this performance quickly spread on social media. On Chinese social media, comments such as 'National pride!' were posted, praising the young dancer and the country's technological advancement.

Overseas viewers also posted comments on the program's YouTube video, such as 'That was the most memorable performance I've seen on the show,' and 'If anything deserves a Golden Buzzer, it's this. This was the most unique, rare, and incredible thing I've ever seen.'

'America's Got Talent' is a popular program where contestants compete for a prize of 1 million US dollars (approximately 159 million yen). (Translated and edited by Yanagawa)