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When AI meets Buddha:
Contemporary issues and forum concerns
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When AI meets Buddha:
AI and humans co-evolving
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When AI meets Buddha:
The computing power of AI nowadays depends on
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When AI meets Buddha:
How AI and humans get along
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When AI meets Buddha:
Anxiety Brought by AI and Ways to Resolve It
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When AI meets Buddha:
Current Status and Prospects of AI Development
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When AI meets Buddha:
The impact of AI as a tool on us
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When AI meets Buddha:
When AI enters the human work field
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When AI meets Buddha:
Limitations of technology and inspiration from life science
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When AI meets Buddha:
The simplified nature and problems of artificial neural networks
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Social simulation in the context of computing power
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When AI meets Buddha
Where the brain cannot reach, human nature can
April 2024—Hong Kong
In the past, there have been three industrial revolutions that have changed human society. The first industrial revolution occurred in the 18th century, represented by the invention and application of machines. The second industrial revolution occurred in the 19th century, represented by the invention and application of electric lights. The third industrial revolution occurred in the 20th century, represented by the application of atomic energy technology, aerospace technology, computers and renewable energy.
With the emergence of AI, we can foresee that the fourth industrial revolution is coming. While the world is constantly exploring all possibilities outward, is there any conflict with the religious advocacy of people seeking possibilities inward?
In view of this, Master Haiyun Jimeng of the Great Huayan Monastery held a series of forums with experts and scholars.
Guest
Haiyun Jimeng
Founder of the World Huayan Association
Teacher of the Taiwan Huayan Temple
Invited Researcher of the Center for Religious Studies, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences
Chairman of the Intercultural Committee of the United Nations Silk Road Forum
Forum Guest
Mr. Zhang Chen
Graduated from Fudan University School of Economics, UC Berkeley School of Law
Currently a lawyer working in the financial industry in Hong Kong
Mr. Ren Quansheng
Currently an associate professor and master's tutor at the Institute of Applied Electronics, School of Electronics, Peking University
Research areas: Brain-like/general artificial intelligence; electromagnetics/quantum biology
Mr. Lin Hong
Currently an ACM Senior Member
Currently a professor and director of the artificial intelligence department at the University of Houston-Downtown’s Department of Computer Science and Engineering
Research areas: large-scale biomedical computing; brain-computer interface; big data processing; parallel computing; brain wave signal analysis
Mr. Dong Yunan
Graduated from Linköping University in Sweden with a degree in data science
Currently working on AI for Science (AI4S) applications at aistrucx
Worked in the following companies doing theoretical research and application of data science and deep learning: Cheetah Mobile; Qihoo 360; Electrolux
Research areas: Mathematical foundations of artificial intelligence