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Academic Wine Talk Vol.04 Invitation | From ELIZA to OpenClaw: A Conversation on the Evolution of AI Interaction

Academic Wine Talk Vol.04 Invitation | From ELIZA to OpenClaw: A Conversation on the Evolution of AI Interaction event

In 1966, people first poured out their secrets to a crude chat program

In 2026, AI can be online 24/7 and proactively help with your daily trivialities

Over sixty years, human-computer interaction has crossed countless hills

From command line to graphical interface

From Deep Blue to virtual pets

From Siri to ChatGPT

This edition of Cheers Lab X Qianhai OPC International Community Academic Wine Talk

invites you to discuss: when tools are already enough

what else do we want from AI as a "companion"?

 

01 Event Theme
"The Evolution of AI Interaction: When Tools Are Enough, What More Do Humans Want?"
—From ELIZA to OpenClaw

02 Guest Speaker

Wen
· PhD in Quantum Chemistry, North America
· AI Agent algorithm expert at a major tech company
· 11 years of experience in data science, numerical simulation, and quantitative modeling
· 5 years of industry experience in AI, specializing in Natural Language Processing (NLP) and Large Language Models (LLM)

03 Event Introduction
This sharing session requires no technical background—just bring your real feelings about interacting with AI.
We invite you to look back and question the unspoken expectations between humans and tools.

1. A sixty-year timeline: following the thread from the crude chat program of 1966 to the intelligent AI of 2026, linking the iterative journey of human-computer interaction and letting you immersively experience technological change.

2. Beyond technology, looking at humans and AI: not only focusing on technological breakthrough thresholds, but also digging deeper into human reactions and emotional shifts after each leap, exploring the deep relationship between people and tools.

3. A thought-provoking topic that hits the core: raising the central question "When tools are already enough, what else do we want from AI?"—leaving ample space for on-site discussion.