Robert Yan
NEAR Protocol 核心貢獻者。開源代碼、開放數據與開放網絡的愛好者、倡議者與實踐者。開源社成員。
Sessions
"家中有一位熱愛曆史的杭州「文瀾閣與四庫全書」講解員 Rella 小朋友，今年五年級，10歲。今年開始，我們倆正在探索將 AI 智能體應用到博物館的講解活動中。例如，通過智能體復活「蘇東坡」，介紹杭州的人文曆史與美景美食；通過智能體評估和改善講解員的講解水平， 等等。我們將這些智能體開源給社區，分享給其他喜愛歷史和對 AI 有興趣的講解員，共同提升博物館的講解服務水平，幫助更多人學習和了解歷史文化。
講解提綱：
- 歷史與AI：復活「蘇東坡」，讓歷史活過來
- AI與開源：開源智能體，讓智能無處不在
- 開源與歷史：開放的歷史，開放的未來"
At home, we have a history-loving 10-year-old fifth-grader from Hangzhou, Rella, who is a docent for the Wenlan Pavilion and the Siku Quanshu (Complete Library in Four Sections). This year, the two of us are exploring the application of AI agents in museum docent activities. For example, we are bringing "Su Dongpo" back to life through an AI agent to introduce Hangzhou’s cultural history, scenic beauty, and culinary delights; using AI agents to evaluate and improve docents’ presentation skills, and more. We are open-sourcing these AI agents to the community, sharing them with other history enthusiasts and AI-interested docents to collectively enhance the quality of museum docent services, helping more people learn about and understand historical culture.
Presentation Outline:
History and AI: Reviving "Su Dongpo" to bring history to life
AI and Open Source: Open-sourcing AI agents to make intelligence ubiquitous
Open Source and History: An open history, an open future
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"AITP (https://aitp.dev/) enables AI agents to communicate securely across trust boundaries while providing extensible mechanisms for structured interactions.
We envision a future in which most online interactions are conducted not by users browsing websites and apps directly, but between AI agents representing people, businesses, and government entities. The Agent Interaction and Transaction Protocol (AITP) proposes a standard for those user-to-agent and agent-to-agent interactions, regardless of where those agents are running or how they're built. This is similar to how the current web stack (HTTP, HTML, and ECMAScript) works. These standards ensure that any compliant web browser can visit any website, regardless of its underlying architecture or creator."