(photo: HKBU established the world's first Turing artificial intelligence Symphony Orchestra to explore innovative forms of artistic creation and performance.) Reporter Zhong Yi reported that the Hong Kong Baptist University announced yesterday that it would establish the world's first "Turing artificial intelligence Symphony Orchestra" to open up a new art creation and performance form of cooperation between people and intelligent computing systems and explore more artistic possibilities. Chief executive Li Jiachao said that he believed that Hong Kong would continue to make breakthroughs in emerging fields such as art and technology in the future, bringing new opportunities to the industry and even mankind. In his video speech, chief executive Li Jiachao said that exploring the integration of artificial intelligence and human artistic creation is in line with Hong Kong's policy objective of promoting the development of culture, art, innovation and technology, and in line with the national "14th five year plan" to support Hong Kong to become an international cultural exchange center between East and West. It is believed that Hong Kong will continue to make breakthroughs in emerging fields such as art and technology in the future, bringing new opportunities to the industry and even mankind. Xu Jie, deputy director of the International Cooperation Department of the Ministry of science and technology of the people's Republic of China, also pointed out in his video speech that the project is a beneficial attempt to deeply integrate artificial intelligence and artistic creativity technology. In his speech, sun Dong, Secretary for innovation, technology and industry, said that with the advanced development of artificial intelligence technology, artistic creation can be transformed and upgraded to a higher level, which not only brings new experiences to the audience, but also brings significant social and economic benefits to Hong Kong. By adopting the blockchain technology, the intelligent Symphony Orchestra will realize the world's first collaborative art innovation ecological environment of scientists and artists established in the form of decentralized autonomous organizations. Chen Zhenren, chairman of the Council and Advisory Council of HKBU, said that HKBU would continue to support and lead the development of art and technology in Hong Kong, so that Hong Kong would occupy a leading position in the world stage of art and technology. Guo Yike, vice president (Research and development) of HKBU, pointed out that the intelligent Symphony Orchestra has achieved the goal of establishing a global research network for digital art creation by means of man-machine co creation, which is also conducive to the development of Hong Kong's cultural and creative industries. Turing artificial intelligence Symphony Orchestra is one of the projects under the research project of "technology construction of Hong Kong human-machine symbiotic art creation platform" of HKBU, which received a grant of HK $52.84 million from the Research Grants Council. In addition to the intelligent Symphony Orchestra, the research plan also includes projects such as art database, generative artificial intelligence algorithm system and research theater. (news agency)