A real(?) T800 in action.
We love a good robot-kicking video here at The Verge. One example from EngineAI had so many people convinced of CGI fakery that the Chinese robotics company released “BTS footage” and a video of its CEO being kicked by the robot to prove it’s real. I’m entertained, but unconvinced. [Media: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ts7oiCRK5Qw]
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