The underlying logic and innovative development path of artificial intelligence technology

Authors

  • DONG CHEN JUN

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.61173/hmptxe04

Keywords:

Artificial Intelligence, Underlying Logic, Innovative Development, data-driven

Abstract

Since the beginning of the 21st century, artificial intelligence technology has developed at an unprecedented speed, gradually permeating into every aspect of our lives, from voice assistants on smartphones to autonomous vehicles, from medical diagnosis to financial analysis. Artificial intelligence has become an important force driving social progress. Artificial intelligence may seem both familiar and mysterious. We use the conveniences it brings every day, but rarely delve into its underlying logic and innovative development path. In fact, the development of artificial intelligence is not achieved overnight, but is built upon a complex and stable technical system, simultaneously influenced by various factors such as market demand, policy guidance, and ethical constraints. A deep understanding of the underlying logic and development path of artificial intelligence not only helps us better adapt to future society but also stimulates our interest and contemplation in technological innovation. With the continuous evolution of technology, artificial intelligence is no longer just a concept in scientists’ laboratories, but has truly entered thousands of households and become an indispensable part of modern life. It has changed our learning methods, communication modes, and even ways of thinking, and its influence is continuously expanding.

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Published

2026-04-24