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Chinese chef becomes internet sensation as diners say he looks the double of Elon Musk

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Chinese chef becomes internet sensation as diners say he looks the double of Elon Musk
Daily Star
Daily Star44 mins ago
Chinese chef becomes internet sensation as diners say he looks the double of Elon Musk
A down to earth barbecue chef in China has seen his restaurant explode in popularity after a video of him serving grilled meat went viral for his likeness to Elon Musk
Daily Mail
Daily Mail3 hrs ago
Chinese Elon Musk doppelganger is mobbed with fans over his likeness to Tesla tycoon
Ma Jianping, 48, has been mobbed by fans eager to snap selfies and shake his hand after a video of him serving food at his restaurant went viral on Chinese social media.
BYD to debut first humanoid robots in August as rivalry with Tesla intensifies
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Times of India
Times of India2 days ago
US bans Chinese humanoid robots that Elon Musk once called Tesla's biggest rival
The US Federal Communications Commission has banned Chinese humanoid robots citing national security concerns. Advanced robotic devices pose unacceptable risks to United States security and its citizens. These robots possess sensors capable of collecting sensitive data on their surroundings. China is identified as a si
Business Insider
Business Insider🏁 first to report2 days ago
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