Yining Wang

Project: From Publishing Models to Cognitive Network-How Blockchain and AI Redefines Academic System?

The are two scenarios: power transition (2030-2050) and technological transformation (2030-2200).

In first scenario，traditional publishing restrictions led to the Open Access movement, but publishers soon created a new monopoly through high APCs, exposing structural power issues. Blockchain and AI offer hope for a decentralized, co-governed, and transparent publishing future. However, change faces inertia, capital resistance, and technical barriers. Learning from history and stakeholder motives may reveal realistic paths-"Parasitic transformation" .

The second scenario explores the implications of embodied intelligence and brain-computer interfaces for academia, society, and ethics in 200 years.

Yining Wang is a dynamic UI/UX designer with a strong background in AI technology and the blockchain industry. Known for her curiosity, empathy, and ability to thrive in fast-paced environments, she has carved out a notable career working on cutting-edge projects. Corrion founded a Pet AI agent company in Hangzhou, China, which was backed by Y Combinator. Her expertise extends to Web3 blockchain, where she contributed to a universe-themed game that ranked in the Top 5 on the OP chain in January 2024, attracting 300,000 global users. Additionally, she has played a key role in high-profile projects such as developing a carbon exchange platform for the Chinese government and a mobile NFT project for Transsion. Corrion’s ability to bridge design, technology, and user experience has made her a significant figure in the intersection of AI and blockchain, shaping innovative solutions that resonate globally.