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Send in your questions on China, AI and robotics for Janis Mackey Frayer

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The second World Humanoid Robot Games kicked off over the weekend in Beijing, where robots competed in a variety of athletic events to showcase just how far robotics and AI have come in China.

NBC News correspondent Janis Mackey Frayer is there, and she’s ready to answer your questions in a Q&A for subscribers on Tuesday.

Submit your questions for Janis Mackey Frayer below. She may answer them in a Q&A for subscribers.

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