[Joe Weiman, founder of "AI Economics": AI technology will continue to roll forward no matter whether there is a foam or not] According to a report by Golden Finance on July 7th, Joe Weiman, founder of the Future Industries Research Institute in the United States, recently stated at the "Intelligent Connectivity Global Roots Building Suzhou" AI Ecological Research Sharing Conference that no technology can more disruptively change enterprises, society, and the world than artificial intelligence. If AI is viewed only from the perspective of how much capital is chasing and how many opportunities exist, it may be in a foam. However, to some extent, this is not important, because the Internet was also in the foam, and now most people are still using the Internet. The progress and deployment of technology are loosely coupled with investment paths, but not directly related. Investment may involve overinvestment or underinvestment in specific fields, but technologies full of hope and potential like this will continue to develop, no matter what happens in the future. Many smart people around the world are working hard to develop the next generation of artificial intelligence technology. Joe Weiman believes that the key is to return to the cognitive origins of human intelligence in order to reconstruct it. He pointed out that being able to mimic the human brain on silicon-based materials is a major achievement, such as replicating how brain neurons work using voltage pulses through a pulse neural network system. Another pathway is to utilize biology, such as DNA not only storing the information we need for development, but also functioning as a computer. In addition, there are also some imaginative new energy management and simplification methods, such as reserve pool calculation, non energy consumption calculation, etc.