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Artificial Intelligence and the Study of Ancient Chinese Characters

This presentation mainly introduces the current situation of the research on ancient Chinese characters in terms of integrating and utilizing artificial intelligence technology, with a special focus on the work and achievements of the "Artificial Intelligence Laboratory for Ancient Characters and Artifacts" at Jilin University in this regard. The content covers the conveniences and limitations brought by artificial intelligence technology to the research of ancient characters and related fields, as well as future improvements and directions of work.

Wu Zhenwu, born in Shanghai in 1957, graduated from Jilin University in 1984 and holds a PhD in History. He currently serves as a professor at the School of Archaeology and the Institute of Ancient Books at Jilin University, and as the president of the Chinese Ancient Script Research Association, and the deputy director of GU WEI HUI. He has previously held positions such as vice president of Jilin University, dean of the Graduate School, and director of the Institute of Ancient Books. His primary research focus is on Chinese ancient scripts. He has published seven monographs and over 100 papers, and has received various awards including the Excellent Achievement Award from the Ministry of Education of the People's Republic of China.

This event is made possible by the Joseph Lee Fund for Visiting Scholars in Chinese Studies Endowment, administered by the MSU Asian Studies Center.