Experts discuss intelligent computing in Hangzhou

2024-10-12 17:07:41 source: ZICC



The 4th Innovation Forum on Intelligent Computing commenced on Oct 10 at Zhejiang Lab in Hangzhou, Zhejiang province. This two-day event features an array of sessions and technology showcases. 



Chen Guanhua, Professor from Hong Kong University


Chen Guanhua, professor from Hong Kong University, said that China's manufacturing sector includes a wide range of products such as mowing robots, robot vacuum cleaners, and drones, which are globally prevalent. He believes these products have enormous potential in the field of robot artificial intelligence.


Stefanie Walch-Gassner, Professor of the University of Cologne and president of the German Astronomical Society


Stefanie Walch-Gassner, president of the German Astronomical Society and professor of the University of Cologne, said: "In the field of astronomy, AI has begun to undertake some of the supercomputing tasks, but it is not yet capable of fully replacing humans. In many aspects, the role of scientists remains crucial."


Reporter Xu Zhitian; Intern Hu Jiani

Editor Cheng Dengyu


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The 4th Innovation Forum on Intelligent Computing commenced on Oct 10 at Zhejiang Lab in Hangzhou, Zhejiang province. This two-day event features an array of sessions and technology showcases. 



Chen Guanhua, Professor from Hong Kong University


Chen Guanhua, professor from Hong Kong University, said that China's manufacturing sector includes a wide range of products such as mowing robots, robot vacuum cleaners, and drones, which are globally prevalent. He believes these products have enormous potential in the field of robot artificial intelligence.


Stefanie Walch-Gassner, Professor of the University of Cologne and president of the German Astronomical Society


Stefanie Walch-Gassner, president of the German Astronomical Society and professor of the University of Cologne, said: "In the field of astronomy, AI has begun to undertake some of the supercomputing tasks, but it is not yet capable of fully replacing humans. In many aspects, the role of scientists remains crucial."


Reporter Xu Zhitian; Intern Hu Jiani

Editor Cheng Dengyu


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