Experts Lou Yongqi (on site) renowned for his insights on the social implications of technology and sustainability, and Guillem Alenyà (online), specializing in artificial intelligence, discussed on the upcoming challenges and hurdles posed by these advancements. The session was moderated by Prof. Xavier Ferré, from the Sino-Spanish Campus at Tongji University.
Cervantes Institute in Shanghai hosted an enlightening roundtable discussion that delved deep into the remarkable advancements in artificial intelligence over recent years, with the support of the Sino-Spanish Campus. This impactful dialogue, presented through both Spanish and Chinese perspectives, illuminated the profound influence of AI on society. The event was further enriched by the availability of simultaneous Chinese-Spanish translation, bridging two cultures in a meaningful exchange of ideas.
While the foundations of artificial intelligence were laid back in the 1950s, in recent times, it has surged beyond the purely technological realm. Its rapid development and the vast array of possibilities it introduces across various disciplines have resulted in a societal impact that’s staggering to fathom.
Could artificial intelligence tackle the world’s foremost challenges? Might it play a role in sustainability? What ethical dilemmas arise? How might it reshape the way we work?
Throughout the insightful gathering, experts passionately delved into these pressing questions, igniting a thoughtful exploration of AI’s expansive horizons.
