Speeches

Stanford CS231N Deep Learning for Computer Vision, Lecture 1: Introduction

Stanford CS231N's opening lecture traces computer vision from its biological origins 540 million years ago to today's AI revolution. Professor Fei-Fei Li chronicles the field's evolution from 1950s neuroscience discoveries through the AI winter to the transformative 2012 ImageNet breakthrough with AlexNet. The course explores deep learning fundamentals, visual understanding tasks, large-scale training, and generative models. Applications span medical diagnosis to creative AI, while emphasizing ethical considerations and interdisciplinary collaboration essential for responsible AI development in computer vision.

Russia President Putin’s Beijing Press Conference – September 3, 2025

Putin's Beijing press conference: "The results are quite positive, in my view. The documents that were adopted by all participants are aimed at the future. I would particularly note China's global governance initiative. This seems very timely and importantly, this initiative is directed toward positive work between those countries that gathered at the summit in China, and our possible partners among countries that today do not wish to declare this partnership. This unity demonstrates positive mood and confidence in achieving set goals."

抗戰80年 兩岸關係 – 歷史現實與未來挑戰

抗戰勝利80週年的歷史反思與兩岸現實: 前立法委員雷倩博士在抗戰勝利80週年之際,揭示了四個鮮為人知的歷史面向:台灣角色的複雜性、全民抗戰中的婦女力量、中國在國際反法西斯戰爭中的重要貢獻,以及戰後國際秩序的建構。她指出,當前兩岸關係最大的危機來自美國將台灣視為制衡中國的棋子,而非內部的台獨主張。在全球秩序轉換的關鍵時刻,歷史教育與和平維護比以往任何時候都更為重要。

The $10 Trillion AI Revolution: It’s Bigger Than the Industrial Revolution

Southeast Asia emerges as a critical battleground in Sequoia's $10 trillion AI revolution, with over $30 billion committed to regional AI infrastructure in 2024 alone. The region's 675 million digitally-native population could capture nearly $1 trillion in AI-driven GDP growth by 2030—representing 13-18% economic expansion. While global tech giants establish Asian AI headquarters across Singapore, Thailand, and Malaysia, Southeast Asia faces a paradox: massive infrastructure investment alongside a local funding winter. The region is positioned as an AI consumption hub and testing ground rather than an innovation leader.

British Scholar Martin Jacques on China’s Government Legitimacy

British scholar Martin Jacques argues that China's government enjoys greater legitimacy than Western democracies, stemming not from elections but from its role as embodiment of Chinese civilization. This 4,000-year tradition creates unique state-society relationships based on competency and cultural continuity. Jacques challenges Western assumptions, predicting global power shifts as China's civilizational confidence reshapes international systems.

Luanna delivered the student commencement address at Harvard’s 2025 University-wide graduation ceremony

"If we still believe in a shared future, let us not forget those who were labeled as enemies. They too are human. In seeing their humanity, we find our own. We do not rise by proving each other wrong. We rise by refusing to let one another go, bound by our shared humanity."