As an internationally renowned philosopher of science and authority on complex systems theory, Klaus Mainzer, President of the European Academy of Sciences and Arts and Professor Emeritus at the Technical University of Munich, is not only a bridge connecting mathematical logic and modern technology but also a strategic thinker who keenly observes humanity's fate and responsibility in the age of AI.
In a recent in-depth interview with Leiphone.com, Professor Mainzer not only provided a comprehensive overview of the AI trajectory from Turing to quantum computing but also sharply highlighted the philosophical dilemmas AGI cannot circumvent, the global shift in engineering innovation, and the urgent educational reforms needed to cultivate future talent.