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  2. Shanghai Observer

    Liu Cixin: AI points to the future of Earth's civilization, and that future may not belong to humanity

    In an interview with People's Daily during the 37th Galaxy Awards, Liu Cixin said that humans have ceilings in both intelligence and physical strength, and that AI can break through humanity's innate limitations. AI points to the future of Earth's civilization, and that future may not belong to humanity, but it is still meaningful. He described his attitude toward AI as one of "great affection," saying that in daily life he mainly treats it as a more powerful search engine, has not used AI for writing, and believes the humanities will not be replaced—and may instead become increasingly important in the AI era.

    In an interview with People's Daily during the 37th Galaxy Awards, Liu Cixin said that humans have ceilings in both intelligence and physical strength, and that AI can break through humanity's innate limitations. AI points to the future of Earth's civilization, and that future may not belong to humanity, but it is still meaningful. He described his attitude toward AI as one of "great affection," saying that in daily life he mainly treats it as a more powerful search engine, has not used AI for w

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