【人民日报】从人物榜单读懂开放创新

Group 1 - The annual list of top ten figures published by the prestigious journal "Nature" includes Liang Wenfeng, founder of Deep Exploration, and Du Mengran from the Chinese Academy of Sciences, highlighting their contributions to science and technology [1] - Liang Wenfeng has transitioned from earning his first fortune through artificial intelligence to focusing on deeper technological development, while Du Mengran has dedicated significant time to marine research, exemplifying a blend of intellectual and physical commitment [1] - The increasing representation of Chinese scientists in the "Nature" top ten list reflects a shift from being followers to leaders in various fields, including healthcare, space exploration, deep-sea research, and AI, showcasing China's growing international influence in scientific innovation [1] Group 2 - The field of artificial intelligence is expected to bring significant advancements by 2025, with Deep Exploration's strengths lying in reasoning capabilities, competitive deployment costs, and open-source technology solutions [2] - International scientific collaboration is emphasized as essential for innovation, with Chinese scientists leading initiatives in fusion research and contributing to global challenges such as climate change and sustainable agriculture [2] - The narrative around science is evolving, advocating for open, cooperative, and shared scientific endeavors rather than being exclusive to a few nations or companies, promoting a vision of collaborative progress for humanity [2]