The Analogy of Human Cognition in GPT – The Dawn of AGI?

GPT/ChatGPT的快速发展掀起了人工智能新一轮的浪潮,但其表现出智能的原理依然众说纷纭。一直以来,认知科学的新发现往往可以指导人工智能的研究方向。本次讲座将试着分析GPT和人类认知过程的相似之处,并指出GPT/ChatGPT不仅代表着一个新时代的开始,也代表着通向人工通用智能的道路。
第十期AIRS-TNSE联合杰出讲座系列活动,我们有幸邀请到李世鹏教授介绍从人类认知的角度理解GPT的原理,并分享他在这个领域内的相关研究成果与有趣发现。
AIRS-TNSE Joint Distinguished Seminar Series is co-sponsored by IEEE Transactions on Network Science and Engineering (TNSE) and Shenzhen Institute of Artificial Intelligence and Robotics for Society (AIRS), with joint support from The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Shenzhen, Network Communication and Economics Laboratory (NCEL), and IEEE. This series aims to bring together top international experts and scholars in the field of network science and engineering to share cutting-edge scientific and technological achievements.
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Jianwei HuangVice President, AIRS; Presidential Chair Professor, CUHK-Shenzhen; Editor-in-Chief, IEEE TNSE; IEEE Fellow; AAIA FellowExecutive Chair
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Shipeng LiChair Sclentist, Internatlonal Digltal Economy Academy (IDEA); Co-founder and Joint Secretary General, Al Industry Technology Innovation; IEEE Fellow; lEAS AcademicianThe Analogy of Human Cognition in GPT – The Dawn of AGI?
李世鹏教授是粤港澳大湾区数字经济研究院(IDEA)讲席科学家、SAIL实验室(苏州)常务董事。他曾任深圳市人工智能与机器人研究院(AIRS)首席科学家、执行院长,科大讯飞公司副总裁兼研究院联席院长,科通芯城集团CTO。他也是微软亚洲研究院(MSRA)的创始成员并曾担任副院长、首席研究员及多媒体计算组主任研究员。目前,他任中国电子学会常务理事、中国科技部人工智能产业技术创新战略联盟(AITISA)联合创始人兼联合秘书长。李世鹏教授本科和硕士毕业于中国科学与技术大学,并于1996年在Lehigh大学获得博士学位,在多媒体、物联网及人工智能领域颇具影响力,发表论文330余篇,被引用26,732次(H指数:85),并拥有美国专利205项。他在2011年获评IEEE Fellow,并且在2020年被Guide2Research评为全球1000名顶尖计算机科学家之一。现在还是国际欧亚科学院(IEAS)院士和香港中文大学(深圳)和香港科技大学(广州)的兼职教授。李教授曾任IEEE核心学刊的总编辑和副总编辑;培养出4位MIT TR35创新奖获得者。
The rapid development of GPT/ChatGPT, brings a new wave in AI development. But why it can enable intelligence emergence still largely remains as guess work today. Let’s pause for a moment to see if we can gain some hints to better understand the principles of GPT from the human cognition perspective. New discoveries in cognitive science could guide the direction of the research of artificial intelligence. With large-scale models, and large-scale real data collected in the human cognitive process, we may be able to emulate more precisely the human cognitive process. “Start like a baby, learn like a kid” (Credit: Prof. Josh Tenenbaum, MIT) may be a viable approach for us to better understand GPT. This talk will try to analyze the analogy of GPT and human cognition process, and point out GPT/ChatGPT not only represents the start of a new era, but also represents a path to artificial general intelligence.
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