Abstract:
Over the past decade, deep learning technology has achieved astonishing breakthroughs, potentially bringing profound and even disruptive impacts across a range of economic sectors and scientific disciplines. This has sparked a new wave of AI enthusiasm, which is particularly more intense in our country compared to the international landscape. However, amidst the current enthusiasm, there exists excessive "hype" and "irrationality" leading to an "overheating" phenomenon. The technological pathways for AI development are also lacking in diversity. This report examines and reflects on the essence of current AI, its potential impacts, and the goals and pathways for humanity in developing AI.
SPEAKERS / PERFORMERS:
Hong MEI
Academician of the Chinese Academy of Science
Professor Mei Hong is a member of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, an Academician of the Academy of Developing Countries, a Foreign Member of the European Academy of Sciences, and Fellow of CCF, ACM and IEEE. He primarily conducts research in the field of software engineering and system software, achieving a series of results in component-based software middleware, development methodologies, and tool environments. He has been awarded the first and second prizes of the National Technological Invention Award, the second prize of the State Natural Science Award, the Ho Leung Ho Lee Foundation's Science and Technology Progress Award, the Tan Kah Kee Science Award in Information Technology Science, and the IEEE Computer Society Technical Achievement Award, among other significant honors.
Language:
Mandarin