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In an interview with People's Daily journalist Li Bowen, Roger Ames, the humanities chair professor at #PekingUniversity and leading figure in Chinese-Western comparative philosophy, emphasized that Chinese philosophy prioritizes "equity" and "diversity," rendering fear of artificial intelligence (#AI) unnecessary. Instead, he proposed aligning AI development with core human values to achieve harmony between humans and machines. #ChineseCulture | Xi's Moments