Core Insights - The "Zhijing" platform developed by Peking University aims to create a standardized assessment system for AI's understanding of Chinese aesthetics through a "Chinese Painting Examination System" [1][2] - The platform will be open to the public in May 2025, allowing broader participation in evaluating AI's performance in understanding traditional Chinese art [1][2] Group 1: Platform Development - The "Zhijing" platform is designed to objectively reflect AI's aesthetic level based on traditional Chinese aesthetics, addressing the lack of a systematic evaluation standard for AI in this domain [1] - The platform includes a database of over 18,000 images of ancient Chinese paintings, each accompanied by background information, style, cultural significance, and commentary [2] Group 2: Expert Involvement - Currently, the platform is accessible to invited experts, with over 70 evaluators from prestigious institutions like Tsinghua University and the Central Academy of Fine Arts participating in multiple rounds of assessments [2] - The evaluation criteria include accuracy of information, composition analysis, brushwork techniques, and interpretation of artistic concepts, highlighting typical errors in AI's understanding of Chinese aesthetics [2] Group 3: Future Plans - The platform aims to regularly publish aesthetic assessment results and will gradually incorporate evaluations of text, music, and video content to assess AI's understanding across different media [2] - The initiative emphasizes the importance of maintaining human capabilities in perceiving, understanding, and creating beauty in the age of AI [2]