Haorui Yu

My doctoral research explores AI's cognitive boundaries when interpreting Chinese paintings, examining the philosophical dimensions of machine understanding through practical experiments. Building on my previous work creating a Chinese painting database and optimizing recognition algorithms.

• l Investigation of AI cognitive limitations through Chinese painting analysis
• l Integration of philosophical frameworks from Yuk Hui, Bernard Stiegler, Gilbert Simondon, and Martin Heidegger
• l Development of dual-dimensional measurement system for cognitive tipping points
• l Multi-model understanding through text-image embedding systems
• l Practical applications in art analysis, education, and cultural heritage preservation
• l Technical implementation through progressive model deployment and algorithm optimization

If you're interested in AI cognitive philosophy, computer vision applications in art, or cross-cultural technological interpretation, I welcome collaboration opportunities and discussions about this research. Please feel free to contact me to explore potential connections.

Names of Supervisors:

• Professor Natasha Lushetich