Xianggian Yu
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Xiangqian Yu is a pioneering researcher in the field of artificial general intelligence and neural network evolution. His most notable contribution is the visionary "China-brain" project, a landmark 3 million RMB, four-year initiative launched in 2008 to construct China's first artificial brain. This ambitious project aimed to build a system of approximately 15,000 interconnected neural net modules, evolved sequentially using a specialized accelerator board—a method Yu demonstrated to be 50 times faster than conventional approaches. While the foundational paper has garnered 2 citations, its true impact lies in its forward-thinking blueprint for large-scale neural architecture. Yu’s work represents an early, bold attempt at scalable brain-like computation, laying conceptual groundwork for subsequent advances in neuromorphic engineering and evolutionary AI. His research continues to inspire efforts toward building more complex, adaptive artificial systems.
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