MeshPack accepted by JCAD
Our work on part-wise autoregressive mesh generation has been accepted by the Journal of Computer-Aided Design & Computer Graphics. View publication · Project page
Ph.D. Student, Zhejiang University
I want to understand how human intelligence comes into being: how symbols, analogies, perception, memory, and self-reference can form a mind that says "I".
Current route: mind formation, symbolic systems, analogy-making, self-models, and the emergence of "I".
Gargantua Lab Browser-rendered black holeOur work on part-wise autoregressive mesh generation has been accepted by the Journal of Computer-Aided Design & Computer Graphics. View publication · Project page
Recursive self-improvement (RSI) is a long-term research direction I hope to explore.
How recursive symbols and strange loops can produce stable self-models.
How minds use analogical mapping to compress experience and create meaning.
How symbols become grounded, active, and capable of supporting thought.
How perception, memory, language, and social feedback may assemble intelligence.
Can a self arise from patterns that refer to, revise, and stabilize themselves over time?
Reading self-reference not as a trick, but as a candidate mechanism for conscious selfhood.
Thinking about whether symbolic recursion, memory, embodiment, and social interaction can support intelligence.