WATCH: Beijing hosts world’s first AI robot football match – ‘Maybe a team England could beat!’ - video Dailymotion

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Beijing hosted China's first humanoid robot football league on Saturday, where AI-powered robots competed autonomously in 3-on-3 matches without human intervention.Four university teams participated in the tournament, with robots operating entirely through artificial intelligence and advanced visual sensors that enabled them to identify the ball and navigate the pitch.The robots demonstrated abilities including kicking, dribbling, decision-making and multi-robot collaboration, though their movements appeared slow and unsteady to observers.The matches, played in two 10-minute halves, served as a preview for the upcoming World Humanoid Robot Games scheduled for August in Beijing.WATCH THE CLIP ABOVE FOR MORE

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00:00has frequently been described as robotic, of course, but this, I think, is a step too far.

00:04So take a look.

00:12Can you spot the prime minister in there anywhere?

00:14So this is the world's first fully autonomous football tournament.

00:17It's held in China, obviously.

00:20And judging by the footage on screen, I think Harry Kane can feel confident he won't be replaced.

00:24They buy AI, artificial intelligence, anytime soon.

00:27Four teams of robots took each other on in Beijing.

00:30And the eventual winner was THU Robotics, who defeated the Mountain Sea in the final 5-3.

00:38Congratulations.

00:39It's a team maybe England could beat, though.

00:41Come on, let's see.

00:42You think?

00:44Yeah, indeed.

WATCH: Beijing hosts world’s first AI robot football match – ‘Maybe a team England could beat!’

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