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Brain-computer interfacing and magnetic neuroimaging are becoming ever more developed, and it is now possible to comprehensively scan and track neurons in the human brain. Digital intelligence based on neuroimaging is now a mature technology. And in the near future, digital intelligences that perfectly simulate the real human brain are likely to appear—true digital personalities, capable of more advanced and humanized intelligent responses. This is a clip from a lecture by Berggruen Fellow Hao Jingfang on the great uncertainty that digital personalities will bring to the discussion on humans and artificial intelligence.

Hao Jingfang graduated from Tsinghua University with an undergraduate degree in physics, and she later gained her PhD degree in Economics and Management from the same university. She worked as Deputy Director of Research Department I in China Development Research Foundation from 2013 to 2018. She was a visiting fellow at Harvard Kennedy School in 2018. Her research projects during those years include “The Coordination of Big City Groups in China”, “The Rise and Fall of Great Nations”, “The Labor Market in the Era of Artificial Intelligence”, and “The Structure of Research and Innovation in China”, etc. Hao started to write novels in 2006, and she won “The Best Novelette” for her short story “Folding Beijing” at the 74th World Science Fiction Convention. Hao will focus on how the technology development impact social cognition during her time with the Berggruen Institute.