Human and Machines

Does the Turing test work?.- How does machine intelligence emerge?.- By wining at Go, can machines really surpass human beings?.- What makes Robot Xiaobing's works poetic?.- Will diagnosing Robot Make Real Doctors Out of Work?.- Will the Robot's Dominance of the Stock Market Disrupt the Market Order?.- How Can AI and Robots Go Hand in Hand?



 

Jun Gu is a professor at School of Social Sciences, Shanghai University, China, an independent planner, and a freelance writer. Prof. Gu graduated from East China Normal University, China, in 1989. He has been following the social transformation and public governance in contemporary China for a long time, focusing on the study of social science and technology and its application in social governance. He has served as an advisory expert for decision-making of the Chinese government at all levels and special commentator of a number of Chinese media. Prof. Gu planned and presided over a series of courses on Major Country Strategies, authored books "State Operation and Relief for the People - China's Solution to the Mystery of China", and edited "Major Country Strategies - the Road to the World" and "the Great Craftsman on the Road to Innovation". He is fond of wisdom research, exploring the thinking methods and solutions of different culture to basic human problems, and the contemporary applications of traditional wisdom. He published monographs including "Personality· Ethical Interaction· Community: the Wisdom between Human Beings", "Jewish Wisdom: Human Wisdom that Created Miracles", "the Resourceful Structure of Traditional Chinese Merchants", "Community Mediation and Social Stability", "Flow and Order", "Vitality and Order", and "Harmonious society and public governance - a collection of Jun Gu's political comments".

 

Yike Guo received his B.E. degree in Computer Science from Tsinghua University, China, in 1985 and his Ph.D. degree in Computer Science from Imperial College London, UK, in 1993. He is a tenured professor at Imperial College London, UK, and the director of the Institute of Data Science and Academician of the Royal Academy of Engineering. He is one of the first distinguished professors in the Shanghai Thousand Talents Program and was appointed as the dean of the School of Computer Engineering and Science at Shanghai University