Jason Li

With extensive experience and deep insights into AI, product innovation, and software development, Jason Li founded the Machine Learning Summit (ML-Summit) in 2016, a highly influential platform for high-level technical discourse in the AI field. His recent research focuses on AI paradigms, particularly LLMs, leading to his proposal of the "ParaShift Cube" for technological innovation, which has garnered significant industry attention. He initiated the C++ and System Software Technology Conference in 2005 and serves as a member of the ISO-C++ Standards Committee (SG19, Machine Learning). He has been repeatedly honored as a Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP) and Tencent Cloud Valuable Professional (TVP). He also founded renowned tech brands like Boolan, providing AI and innovation strategy consulting to numerous enterprises, including Fortune 500 companies.

Michael Wong

Expert of the ISO Artificial Intelligence Technical Committee, Chair of the C++ Standard Committee’s Machine Learning Group, and CTO of YetiWare. He also serves as Chair of the C++ Embedded Development Committee (SG14) and the Machine Learning Committee (SG19), as well as Chair of the C++ Evolution Working Group. He is the former Vice President of R&D at Codeplay and former CEO of OpenMP, and currently leads the Canadian Delegation to the C++ Standard Committee.Michael has extensive experience in C++ parallel computing, high-performance computing, and machine learning. He led the development of the C++ heterogeneous programming language (SYCL) standard for GPU application development, as well as OpenCL. He has profound research and insights into the performance optimization of the underlying layers of PyTorch and TensorFlow. His work specifically covers parallel programming, neural networks, computer vision, and autonomous driving.Michael previously served as a Senior Technical Expert at IBM, where he led the development of the IBM XL C++ compiler and XL C compiler.

Bo Wang

As researcher at the institute, Bo Wang focuses on the architectural evolution of large-scale system software, domain modeling, AI technology, and engineering efficiency. He has been deeply involved in projects such as AI systems software, deep learning engines, autonomous driving systems, and intelligent conversational platforms. He possesses rich project experience in applying AI to enhance R&D efficiency and build AI-native software systems.

Wei Wang

Director of the Open Source Technology Committee at SIRI, Chair of the Overall Group for Open Source Governance Standards at the Standardization Research Institute of Electronic Information Industry, Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, Secretary-General of the UN Advisory Committee on Open Source Innovation, Professor at East China Normal University, and Distinguished Member of the China Computer Federation (CCF). He led the development of China's first series of open source governance standards and focuses his research on open source governance and evaluation. He has published over 100 papers in top-tier conferences and journals such as ICSE, WWW, and ACL. He has been selected for national-level innovation talent programs and has received the Second Prize of National Teaching Achievement Award and the Special Prize of Shanghai Open Source Innovation Outstanding Achievement Award.

Yongwei Wu

As researcher at the institute and a renowned C++ expert in China, Yongwei Wu focuses on software development in C++, software architecture, performance optimization, design patterns, and code reuse. With 30 years of experience in C/C++ system software development and architecture, he has an unwavering commitment to elegant, maintainable code and architecture, and he is an enthusiastic advocate of open-source software (especially GNU/Linux). He authored a book C++ in Action: Core Techniques and Best Practices, and co-translated Programmers At Work, “Thriving in a Crowded and Changing World: C++ 2006–2020”, and C++ Core Guidelines Explained.

Monan Li

As researcher at the institute, Monan Li has deep expertise in LLMs, deep learning, NLP, full-text search systems, database engines, programming language theory, and formal verification methods. He is proficient in compiler customization, especially with front-ends for GCC and LLVM, and MLIR. He has extensive experience in memory models, security mechanisms, distributed systems, development methodologies, and software architecture. His past roles include Senior Architect for Firefox Gecko, Chief Architect at the Lambda Foundation, Technical Advisor at PingCap, and Technical Lead at Coreseek.

Yinkui Zhang

A distinguished system kernel expert and author of Software Debugging, Yinkui Zhang has over 20 years of experience in the software industry. He has held positions including Development Engineer, Software Architect, and Development Manager at multinational corporations like Intel. His research focuses on the IA-32 architecture, operating system kernels, device drivers, virtualization, cloud computing, software tuning, and particularly, software debugging. He authored the books Software Debugging and Debugging War and was the lead columnist for the "Sword of Debugging" in Programmer magazine. He is a multi-year recipient of the Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP) award.

Yu Wen

One of China's earliest pioneers in software architecture, Yu Wen has over 20 years of experience in architecture, design consulting, and R&D. His representative works include Software Architecture Design and The Frontline Architect's Practical Guide. He has developed original methodologies and techniques in architecture design, domain modeling, OO design, and quality design, including the VSP analysis method, the ARCT design and refactoring methodology, and the ADMEMS architectural practice system. As a long-term software consultant, he has extensive experience in military electronics, avionics, telecommunications, and software industries.

Xiaohua Wang

A researcher at the institute with over 20 years of experience in C/C++ system-level software design and development, Mr. Wang has a long-standing career in telecommunications and systems software. Having served as a Senior Software Engineer, Development Manager, and Lead Architect, he is an expert in software architecture, algorithm analysis, and code design and refactoring. He has extensive C/C++ design and refactoring experience across embedded Linux, VxWorks, and both the application and kernel layers of Windows. He is the author of The Fun of Algorithms (second edition forthcoming in 2023).

Wei Lu

Wei Lu has long focused on AI, agile development, software design, and software methodology. In recent years, his work has centered on interdisciplinary research and development of software engineering applications based on Large Language Models (LLMs), including various approaches to AI code generation. He was formerly an Architect at SAP and Technical Director at the Finnish software company YBoom. He has conducted in-depth research on progressive inquiry teaching methods and supporting tools, as well as intelligent technologies for discovering and fostering knowledge-building learning behaviors. He holds a Master's degree from the University of Hamburg.

Bin Wu

Wu Bin has extensive practical experience in the field of AI-assisted software development and has provided AI-assisted software development consulting services to a number of enterprises, including large telecommunications companies and electric vehicle manufacturers. To help developers better control AI-generated code, he open-sourced the tool ICMwRIPER-5. He also published the book《Vibe Coding in Action》, which has a high rating of 9.6 on Douban.With over 30 years of experience in the IT industry, he once served as a senior consultant at Thoughtworks, providing engineering practice transformation and capability building consulting services to fintech enterprises in banking, insurance, securities and other sectors. These services cover areas such as cloud development paradigm implementation, agile engineering productivity empowerment, chaos engineering resilience improvement, and legacy code refactoring.In addition, he has shared insights on AI-assisted software development at technical conferences such as the Product Manager Summit, exchanging experiences with industry peers.