How can the construction of an intelligent society catch up with the surging tide of intelligent technology? At the 2023 World Artificial Intelligence Conference (WAIC), aside from the development of the "smart economy", attention has been paid to how society can become more intelligent. Under the guidance of the Organizing Committee Office of the World AI Conference, the forum of "Science and Technology and Humanity - Building an Accessible Intelligent Society Together" of the 2023 World AI Conference, co sponsored by China News Service Shanghai Branch and the People's Government of Yangpu District, and organized by Shanghai Zhongxin Media Culture Consulting Co., Ltd. and Yangpu District Science and Technology Commission, was held in Shanghai on the 8th. ▲ The picture shows Zhang Mingxin, chief editor of China News Service (left), Shi Fang, deputy head of Yangpu District (middle), and Xu Fang, second level inspector of the Party Committee of Shanghai Economic Informatization Work (right), respectively delivering speeches on the forum of "Science and Technology and Humanities - Building an Accessible Intelligent Society Together". Tang Yanjun, a journalist from China News Network, captured professionals from both domestic and foreign countries gathering in Shencheng to use WAIC as an annual event for artificial intelligence and provide suggestions for the improvement of technology. AI makes "obstacles" tend to "unimpeded" Zhang Mingxin, chief editor of China News Service, said in the opening speech of the forum that in the intelligent era, science and technology and humanities jointly build an accessible society with three meanings. One is that intelligent technology promotes the accessibility of human information flow, and the other is that technology can help social life to be accessible. In a higher global perspective, whether intelligent technology can help different countries, races and civilizations to further communicate Consolidating consensus on values should be a higher level of questioning in the "accessible society". As a highland for the development of artificial intelligence in China, Shanghai is focusing on building an accessible intelligent society through the construction of various accessible facilities, optimizing the minority protection system, and enriching the cultural life of minority groups through a multi-pronged approach of intelligent technology and humanistic services. Shi Fang, deputy head of Yangpu District, delivered a speech, saying that Yangpu District has gathered a large number of innovative scientific research forces, clinical resources, and innovative enterprises of life health and Digital health in the life health industry, and will focus on the new trend of the development of the digital economy and life health industry, open more application scenarios through more effective policy guidance, and promote an AI enabled barrier free society. Xu Fang, the second level inspector of the Shanghai Economic Informatization Work Party Committee, stated that the next step is for Shanghai to gather all forces and promote the formation of an innovative ecosystem for the application of artificial intelligence in an accessible intelligent society. Efforts will be made to make artificial intelligence closer to the actual needs and expectations of users, and to provide more intelligent, efficient, and personalized services, promoting social inclusiveness and sustainable development. Technology makes happiness more accessible to the Chinese Disabled Art Troupe and Vice Chairman of the China Special Arts Association, Tai Lihua, pointed out in a video keynote speech that intelligent technology can expand the possibility of disabled people participating in social life, and is expected to become a "new infrastructure" for China to protect the rights and interests of disabled people and create an accessible society. Ma Xiujun, a researcher at the School of Intelligence at Peking University and the National Key Laboratory of Cross Media General Artificial Intelligence, as well as the director of the Super Automation Joint Laboratory, said that this is the era of AIGC (Generative Artificial Intelligence), and the core key point of the industry is whether it can create a large model with universal human intelligence capabilities. "Almost all countries around the world are