Speaker Argues For Human Element Over AI

Filmmaker Feng Xiaogang discussed the importance of human emotion and authenticity in storytelling, contrasting it with the capabilities of AI. Feng Gu contrasted this with AI's capabilities, noting that while AI can be faster and smarter, it lacks genuine human emotion and connection. He shared anecdotes from his film "Beautiful Big Feet," which depicted the challenges of rural education, identified human stories. Filmmaker Feng Gong discussed his preference for creating original films that focus on human stories and ordinary people, contrasting this with AI's capabilities. The educator's creative preference lies in telling stories about ordinary people and everyday life, believing that authentic narratives resonate most with audiences. An educator stressed the importance of human interaction over artificial intelligence, with this principle being applied in Guangdong province. An educator believes that traditional Chinese family virtues, such as 'home harmony leads to prosperity,' are for national development and social harmony. A writer's perspective was broadened by a computer, expanding her writing scope and leading to more three-dimensional works. The speaker discussed the purpose of an annual speech event, stating it aims to highlight human warmth and the 'human touch' in contrast to AI. While acknowledging AI's speed, strength, and intelligence, the speaker said that AI can guess preferences but cannot truly understand them. The speaker also described observing nature, noting a crow using leaves as a pillow and a squirrel eating ants, and mentioned that sanitation workers leave thick leaf litter and fruit on trees to help small animals prepare for winter. The event discussed was related to a January 17th activity.