According to beginning of the walled article you reference, they have not already deployed.

Why lie in your first sentence?

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Why accuse me of lying?

It depends on which source you look at online; some are saying it’s already being rolled out and others say it’s in the process.

And in any case does it matter if it happens next week or happened last week? The contracts are signed and the robots are real and there’s clearly motivation to deploy these things. It’s not “years from now” from what the reports are saying. Whether those publishers are lying is a different story.

Because if they haven't actually deployed them yet, then they haven't been deploying them.

If there are sources that say otherwise, please provide them.

Otherwise, your sentence is still a false statement; a lie.

Here’s one example: https://tribuneonlineng.com/china-rolls-out-humanoid-robots-at-busy-vietnam-border-crossing/

“Deployment is expected to begin this December” and since we’re at the end of December and I’m not a world renowned journalist I figured it’s acceptable to say they’ve been rolling them out.

Without physically going there ourselves we’ll just have to rely on the sparse reporting and vague timelines but in any case it’s a very real issue that is being publicized by the company and government involved and I’m not sure why you’re being so pedantic.

Yet, no confirmation. Got it.