Zhongqiu Zhang

Northwestern Polytechnical University, Southwest Minzu University

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Zhongqiu Zhang is a researcher whose work bridges the frontiers of artificial intelligence ethics, robotics control, and intelligent agent systems. His most influential paper, "Ethical Dilemma of Artificial Intelligence and its Research Progress" (2018), with 12 citations, critically examines the moral challenges posed by AI's rapid integration into daily life, emphasizing the role of human innovation in shaping technological progress. Zhang also made significant contributions to robotics with his 2014 study on "Control system design for two-wheel self-balanced robot based on Fuzzy-PD control" (6 citations), where he developed a compound control algorithm using Newton-Euler modeling and Fuzzy-PD logic to stabilize inherently unstable systems. Expanding into reinforcement learning, his 2020 paper "Research on Agent Control Algorithm Based on Reinforcement Learning" (5 citations) explores how agents learn optimal decision-making through dynamic environmental interaction. Together, these works demonstrate Zhang's commitment to advancing both the technical robustness and ethical responsibility of intelligent systems. His research offers valuable insights for students and engineers interested in the intersection of control theory, AI ethics, and autonomous agent design.