Yilun Lin

Chinese Academy of Sciences, Shanghai Artificial Intelligence Laboratory

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Yilun Lin is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of cyber-physical-social systems (CPSS) and human-centered AI, with a focus on transforming healthcare and creative industries. His most cited work, "Skywork-daVinci: A Novel CPSS-based Painting Support System" (2020, 17 citations), introduces a groundbreaking collaborative framework that integrates artistic procedures into intelligent systems, enabling machines to act as high-grade assistants for traditional painters—a novel contribution to computational creativity. Lin’s impact extends to healthcare equity through "Pursuing Equilibrium of Medical Resources via Data Empowerment in Parallel Healthcare System" (2023, 7 citations), where he proposes a parallel healthcare architecture that leverages data-driven resource allocation to address supply-demand imbalances in developing countries. This work reflects his commitment to applying CPSS principles for social good, offering scalable solutions to global challenges. With a growing citation footprint, Lin is recognized for bridging theoretical CPSS models with practical applications, earning him acclaim as a rising leader in AI-assisted systems. His research not only advances technical frontiers but also emphasizes ethical, human-centric outcomes, making him a vital voice in shaping the future of intelligent, equitable technologies.