Stanford's Fei-Fei Li unveiled a new concept of 'Spatial Intelligence' for the first time after starting her own business. This is not only her entrepreneurial direction but also her 'north star,' which she believes is a 'key puzzle piece to solving the challenges of artificial intelligence.' Visualization leads to insight; seeing leads to understanding; understanding leads to action. Fei-Fei Li's latest 15-minute TED talk is fully open to the public, starting from the origin of life evolution hundreds of millions of years ago, to how humans have developed artificial intelligence beyond natural endowments, to the next step of building spatial intelligence. It was also nine years ago on the same stage that Fei-Fei Li introduced ImageNet, which was just born—the starting point of this round of deep learning explosion. She also self-promoted to netizens: 'If you watch both videos, you will have a good understanding of the past 10 years of computer vision, spatial intelligence, and AI.' Below, without changing its original meaning, we summarize Fei-Fei Li's lecture content.
