Ye Xiong
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Ye Xiong is a pioneering researcher in artificial general intelligence and neural network evolution, best known for conceptualizing and initiating the landmark “China-Brain” project. This ambitious, four-year, 3 million RMB initiative—launched in 2008—aimed to construct China’s first artificial brain by evolving approximately 15,000 interconnected neural net modules. Xiong’s work leverages a specialized accelerator board, achieving speeds 50 times faster than conventional methods, marking a significant early contribution to large-scale brain-like computing. Though the foundational paper has accrued 2 citations, its visionary scope has influenced subsequent research in evolved neural architectures and neuromorphic engineering. Xiong’s efforts represent a bold step toward building modular, self-organizing artificial brains, positioning them as a key figure in the early push for scalable AGI systems in China.
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