A historic opportunity

The late Stephen Hawking predicted pessimistically that the invention of artificial intelligence (AI) might be "a terrible event in the history of human civilization".
Elon Musk, the richest man in the world, also warned that pushing AI forward blindly would be tantamount to "summoning demons", which would bring "more terror than nuclear weapons" to mankind.
Why is it scary?
Because we all know that AI will definitely change the world; But we don't know how AI will change the world? Can AI even replace humans one day?
Fear cannot save mankind, and mankind must face it seriously.
But we must be clear about the fact that AI is a strategic opportunity that we cannot miss, and the key lies in how we do it?
This is also a very profound impression after listening to the Nishan Dialogue on Digital Civilization and listening to the eloquence of all the experts.
What impressed me most was Robin Lee, the founder of Baidu. In the hometown of Confucius, he gave two examples while putting on PPT.
An example comes from Beijing.
One of the headaches for Beijing people is congestion. Block it up, it's not fatal. On the first working day before and after the May Day holiday this year, Beijing's urban congestion index skyrocketed by 2.5 times. From the second ring to the sixth ring, it's all red.
The only green one is Yizhuang.
Why is it Yizhuang?
It's not that there aren't many cars in Yizhuang. On this day, the traffic flow in Yizhuang has significantly increased. However, due to the deployment of AI global signal control solutions and the automatic adjustment of traffic lights at over 300 intelligent intersections based on traffic flow, Yizhuang has become an "oasis" without traffic congestion.