If I remember correctly, there seems to be a question at the back of the math paper in the robot exam. As for the reasons, as we all know, application problems are easy to understand in some languages and cannot be directly calculated by various data. Nowadays, robots are not so intelligent. They can read our complicated language. If they can't see clearly, they have to give up.

I can only say that the development of robots in the future will definitely test the ability of China people. You know, we usually speak Chinese, especially the China culture in China, which is really profound. It's hard for us humans to understand, let alone a robot.

The running mode of the robot in the exam is to input a large number of question banks into the memory, compare them with the questions in the question bank after browsing the questions, and then get its problem-solving method and modify it in the data. It sounds like a mathematical solution, but Chinese is different. Compared with mathematics, Chinese has many subjective elements. In other words, not all questions are absolute. There are 10 thousand Hamlets in the eyes of 10 thousand people, and so are robots. After browsing the Chinese questions, I couldn't find the corresponding answer, and I failed the natural language exam.

In the future, robots will serve as service machines for human beings, and we humans have changeable thinking and different expressions, which will test the robot's ability to understand language. We are not robots, so we can't release some codes to make robots run specific programs. It can be said that language understanding is the biggest development direction of robots at present.