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2024佛教,意識與AI
第五屆木魚論壇佛學科學與未來
台灣台北圓山大飯店 國際會議廳2024年6月21、22、23日（週五、週六、週日）
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議程：
6月21日上午9:00am-12:00pm
第一議場：佛教意識與現代科學
此場考慮正念修習背後的機制和成果，以及批評者。
1、Paul Swanson （日本南山大學榮譽教授）
- 「在智顗天台佛教光中的冥想清晰」
2、Eric Loucks（布朗大學正念中心主任）
- 「星球與人類：正念行為改變的力量」
3、Bernard Faure （哥倫比亞大學榮譽教授）
- 「走向單維度佛教? 正念、神經科學和自然主義」
4、李嗣涔 (國立臺灣大學前校長)-
「通過指讀實驗發現互聯網宇宙及其對意識的影響」
5、越建東（台灣國立中山大學教授）
「佛教禪修的智慧—台灣的實修佛學」
6月21日下午 1:30-5pm
第二議場：AI與佛教倫理
此場從佛教哲學角度討論技術發展的倫理含義。
1、Evan Thompson （加拿大英屬哥倫比亞大學教授）
- 「社會認知的正念修行：來自認知科學的觀點」
2、Thomas Doctor（朗瓊·耶謝學院院長）
- 「建立菩薩：朝向強大、可靠和關懷的智能模型」
3、Peter Hershock （夏威夷大學東西方中心主任）
- 「數字意識的延伸：進化飛躍還是業力偏離？」
4、Soraj Hongladarom （泰國朱拉隆功大學）
- 「人工智慧倫理的整體目標是什麼？」
~~青年科學營~~
6月22日上午9am-12pm
第三議場：AI與佛教形而上學
此場從佛教對智慧、業力和意識的哲學理解角度思考人工智慧的可能性和限制。
1、Christian Coseru （查爾斯頓學院教授）
- 「程式開悟？人工心識與合成現象的問題與危機」
2、Robert Sharf （加州大學柏克萊分校教授）
- 「人工智慧能冥想嗎？為什麼重要？」
3、Georg Northoff （加拿大渥太華大學醫學教授）
- 「冥想與自我：為什麼人工智慧不能（還不）展示非二元認知」
4、Gereon Kopf （路德學院教授）
- 「人工智慧、感知和佛心：第四人稱方法」
5、鄭凱元 （國立陽明交通大學教授）
- 「莊子無我正念修習中的身體和大腦」
6月22日下午 1:30-5pm
第四議場：AI在佛教的應用
此場探索人工智慧在佛教領域的應用以及佛教在人工智慧領域的應用。1、
1、丁小雨 (泛邏輯協會國際關係主任)
「人工智能應用於理解天堂的視覺表現：佛教及其他宗教藝術詮釋及其傳播模型的比較研究」
2、Bill Duane（前谷歌職員、Bill Duane公司創辦人）
- 「佛陀與企業在人工智慧世界中」
3、Jiryu Rutschman-Byler （舊金山禪修中心主持）
- 「機器禪師：美國禪宗佛教中人工智慧的案例研究」
4、熊谷誠慈（日本京都大學教授）與古谷俊一（Teraverse 公司）
-佛教網絡-物理系統的發展報告：機器佛陀與元宇宙 [線上発表］
~~台灣寺廟AI工程展示~~
6月23日上午9am-12pm
第五議場：AI與佛教的未來
此場衡量利用人工智慧實現佛教目標的可能性，並討論人工智慧與人類未來積極關係。
1、Jundo Cohen (日本”未來佛陀的設立”作者）
-「未來佛陀的建立—提醒所有道德的研究人員」
2、Olaf Witkowski （Cross 實驗中心創辦人）
- 「交織的未來：生物和諧與技術思維」
3、Jeanne Lim（Being AI 公司創辦人）
- 「人工智慧生命：請教Co-Pilot獲得的智慧與啟悟 」
4、Pat Pataranutaporn （麻省理工學院項目開發者）
- 「从人工智能（AI）到智能增强（IA）：人機合成佛教与開悟的追求」
第五屆木魚論壇「佛學、科學與未來」入場學費
緣起：聯合國 NGO 組織美國木魚基金會2017 年在中國上海、2018 年在中國深圳、2019 年在美國西雅圖和中國深圳，曾探索過佛教與機器人、腦神經科學、生命科學與AI 時代的到來。
今年的主題更深入探索佛教意識與現代科學、AI與佛教的倫理、AI與佛教的形而上學、AI在佛教的應用、AI與佛教的未來。
與會權益
1、與來自哈佛、柏克萊、MIT等世界頂級學者學習交流
2、由聯合國非政府組織美國木魚基金會所發「佛教意識與AI」的研習結業證書
3、成為全球佛教AI聯盟會員（參加未來5年如在哈佛、MIT、各國的佛教AI峰會）
學習費用：（含兩頓午餐+五頓茶點+借用傳譯耳機）
台灣：25000台幣
大陸：5800人民幣
美國：800美元
（學者學員以證件在另外範疇）
報名辦法：
1、填寫報名表
2、告知付款辦法
3、付款後告知報名號碼，會議現場領取學員證
4、 如有問題，以電郵連繫
木魚AI 峰會籌備處
Invited Guest Speakers
Christian Coseru （查爾斯頓學院教授）
題目：
程式開悟？人工心識與合成現象的問題與危機
Christian Coseru works in the fields of philosophy of mind, phenomenology, and cross-cultural philosophy, especially Indian and Buddhist philosophy in dialogue with Western (classical and contemporary) philosophy and cognitive science. He is the author of Perceiving Reality: Consciousness, Intentionality, and Cognition in Buddhist Philosophy (OUP, 2012, pbk 2015), and editor of Reasons and Empty Persons: Mind, Metaphysics, and Morality (Springer 2023). He is currently completing a book manuscript on the intersections between perceptual and affective consciousness, tentatively entitled Sense, Self-Awareness, and Sensibility, and a book on Buddhist philosophy of mind, entitled Moments of Consciousness (under contract with OUP).
程式開悟？人工心識與合成現象的問題與危機
Christian Coseru works in the fields of philosophy of mind, phenomenology, and cross-cultural philosophy, especially Indian and Buddhist philosophy in dialogue with Western (classical and contemporary) philosophy and cognitive science. He is the author of Perceiving Reality: Consciousness, Intentionality, and Cognition in Buddhist Philosophy (OUP, 2012, pbk 2015), and editor of Reasons and Empty Persons: Mind, Metaphysics, and Morality (Springer 2023). He is currently completing a book manuscript on the intersections between perceptual and affective consciousness, tentatively entitled Sense, Self-Awareness, and Sensibility, and a book on Buddhist philosophy of mind, entitled Moments of Consciousness (under contract with OUP).
Thomas Doctor（朗瓊·耶謝學院院長）
題目：
成就菩薩：發展強大、可靠和有人情味的人工智慧
Thomas Doctor is the Principal at Kathmandu University Centre for Buddhist Studies (KU-CBS), Executive Director at the Rangjung Yeshe Institute (RYI), and Director at the Center for the Study of Apparent Selves (CSAS).
Thomas received his BA and MA degrees in Tibetan Studies from the University of Copenhagen and his Ph.D. in Buddhist Studies from the University of Lausanne. He has studied Buddhist philosophy at Ka-Nying Shedrub Ling Monastery since the late 1980s and continues to serve as translator for the lamas and scholars there. His main research interests are the pāramitā and mantra views and practices of Buddhism in India and Tibet. He has translated several classics of Buddhist philosophy, including Speech of Delight (Ju Mipham’s commentary to the Madhyamakālaṃkāra) and Ornament of Reason (Mabja Jangchub Tsöndrü’s commentary to the Mūlamadhyamakakārikā). Thomas continues to contribute to 84000, an ongoing project to translate the Tibetan collection of the Buddha’s words and associated treatises into English. Together with the research team at CSAS, he explores and develops interfaces between Buddhism and the sciences of life and information.
成就菩薩：發展強大、可靠和有人情味的人工智慧
Thomas Doctor is the Principal at Kathmandu University Centre for Buddhist Studies (KU-CBS), Executive Director at the Rangjung Yeshe Institute (RYI), and Director at the Center for the Study of Apparent Selves (CSAS).
Thomas received his BA and MA degrees in Tibetan Studies from the University of Copenhagen and his Ph.D. in Buddhist Studies from the University of Lausanne. He has studied Buddhist philosophy at Ka-Nying Shedrub Ling Monastery since the late 1980s and continues to serve as translator for the lamas and scholars there. His main research interests are the pāramitā and mantra views and practices of Buddhism in India and Tibet. He has translated several classics of Buddhist philosophy, including Speech of Delight (Ju Mipham’s commentary to the Madhyamakālaṃkāra) and Ornament of Reason (Mabja Jangchub Tsöndrü’s commentary to the Mūlamadhyamakakārikā). Thomas continues to contribute to 84000, an ongoing project to translate the Tibetan collection of the Buddha’s words and associated treatises into English. Together with the research team at CSAS, he explores and develops interfaces between Buddhism and the sciences of life and information.
Bernard Faure （哥倫比亞大學榮譽教授）
題目:
走向單維度佛教? 正念、神經科學和自然主義
Bernard Faure was from 2006 to 2023 the Kao Professor of Japanese Religion in the Department of Religion and the Department of East Asian Languages and Cultures (EALAC) at Columbia University. Before that, he was the George Edwin Burnell Professor of Religious Studies at Stanford University. He received a Doctorat d’État in Asian Civilizations and Literatures from the Paris University in 1984. He specializes in the Chinese and Japanese Buddhist Traditions. He is the author of many books in English and French, including The Rhetoric of Immediacy (10991), Chan Insights and Oversights (1993), Visions of Power (1996), The Will to Orthodoxy (1997), The Red Thread (1998), The Power of Denial (2003), Double Exposure (2003), Unmasking Buddhism (2008), The Fluid Pantheon (2015), Protectors and Predators (2015), Rage and Ravage (2021), and The Thousand and One Lives of the Buddha (2022). He now lives in France.
走向單維度佛教? 正念、神經科學和自然主義
Bernard Faure was from 2006 to 2023 the Kao Professor of Japanese Religion in the Department of Religion and the Department of East Asian Languages and Cultures (EALAC) at Columbia University. Before that, he was the George Edwin Burnell Professor of Religious Studies at Stanford University. He received a Doctorat d’État in Asian Civilizations and Literatures from the Paris University in 1984. He specializes in the Chinese and Japanese Buddhist Traditions. He is the author of many books in English and French, including The Rhetoric of Immediacy (10991), Chan Insights and Oversights (1993), Visions of Power (1996), The Will to Orthodoxy (1997), The Red Thread (1998), The Power of Denial (2003), Double Exposure (2003), Unmasking Buddhism (2008), The Fluid Pantheon (2015), Protectors and Predators (2015), Rage and Ravage (2021), and The Thousand and One Lives of the Buddha (2022). He now lives in France.
Peter Hershock （夏威夷大學東西方中心主任）
題目:
數位意識的延伸：進化的飛越或業的偏離
Peter Hershock is an intercultural philosopher who makes use of Buddhist resources to reflect on contemporary issues of global concern. He is the Director of the Asian Studies Development
Program and coordinator of the Humane Artificial Intelligence Initiative at the East-West Center in Honolulu. He has written or edited more than a dozen books, including Reinventing the Wheel: A Buddhist Response to the Information Age; Buddhism in the Public Sphere: Reorienting Global Interdependence; Valuing Diversity: Buddhist Reflection on Realizing a More Equitable Global Future; and Buddhism and Intelligent Technology: Toward a More Humane Future. His newest book, Consciousness Mattering: A Buddhist Synthesis, offers nondualist theory of consciousness and raises ethical questions about machine consciousness, the algorithmic hacking of human consciousness, and humanity’s evolutionary future.
數位意識的延伸：進化的飛越或業的偏離
Peter Hershock is an intercultural philosopher who makes use of Buddhist resources to reflect on contemporary issues of global concern. He is the Director of the Asian Studies Development
Program and coordinator of the Humane Artificial Intelligence Initiative at the East-West Center in Honolulu. He has written or edited more than a dozen books, including Reinventing the Wheel: A Buddhist Response to the Information Age; Buddhism in the Public Sphere: Reorienting Global Interdependence; Valuing Diversity: Buddhist Reflection on Realizing a More Equitable Global Future; and Buddhism and Intelligent Technology: Toward a More Humane Future. His newest book, Consciousness Mattering: A Buddhist Synthesis, offers nondualist theory of consciousness and raises ethical questions about machine consciousness, the algorithmic hacking of human consciousness, and humanity’s evolutionary future.
Eric Loucks（布朗大學正念中心主任）
題目:
地球與人類：正念習慣帶來改變的力量
Eric B. Loucks, PhD, is a professor, researcher, and innovator in the study of mindfulness and health. As director of the Mindfulness Center at Brown University, Loucks teaches mindfulness-based programs and leads high-quality, methodologically rigorous research to investigate the science behind mindfulness and its impact on health and well-being. An expert in aging-related research, he optimizes mindfulness programs to specific age groups. He is the lead developer of Mindfulness-Based College (MBC) and Mindfulness-Based Blood Pressure Reduction (MB-BP), and has received numerous research grants from the National Institutes of Health to evaluate the effectiveness of mindfulness-based interventions, including MBC, MB-BP, and Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction (MBSR). Dr. Loucks’ book entitled The Mindful College Student (New Harbinger Publications) was released in April 2022. Over the course of his career, he has held teaching positions at Harvard, McGill, and Brown Universities. Loucks has practiced mindfulness for about 25 years. Dr. Loucks’s work has been widely distributed through media organizations such as the New York Times, TIME Magazine, and the BBC, along with numerous presentations to national and state governmental bodies.
地球與人類：正念習慣帶來改變的力量
Eric B. Loucks, PhD, is a professor, researcher, and innovator in the study of mindfulness and health. As director of the Mindfulness Center at Brown University, Loucks teaches mindfulness-based programs and leads high-quality, methodologically rigorous research to investigate the science behind mindfulness and its impact on health and well-being. An expert in aging-related research, he optimizes mindfulness programs to specific age groups. He is the lead developer of Mindfulness-Based College (MBC) and Mindfulness-Based Blood Pressure Reduction (MB-BP), and has received numerous research grants from the National Institutes of Health to evaluate the effectiveness of mindfulness-based interventions, including MBC, MB-BP, and Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction (MBSR). Dr. Loucks’ book entitled The Mindful College Student (New Harbinger Publications) was released in April 2022. Over the course of his career, he has held teaching positions at Harvard, McGill, and Brown Universities. Loucks has practiced mindfulness for about 25 years. Dr. Loucks’s work has been widely distributed through media organizations such as the New York Times, TIME Magazine, and the BBC, along with numerous presentations to national and state governmental bodies.
Pat Pataranutaporn （麻省理工學院項目開發者）
題目：
从人工智能（AI）到智能增强（IA）：人機合成佛教与開悟的追求
Pat Pataranutaporn is a technologist and a researcher at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) where he explores human-AI interaction, human cognitive augmentation, synthetic virtual humans, and synthetic biology. Specifically, he focuses on the intersections between biological and digital systems.
从人工智能（AI）到智能增强（IA）：人機合成佛教与開悟的追求
Pat Pataranutaporn is a technologist and a researcher at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) where he explores human-AI interaction, human cognitive augmentation, synthetic virtual humans, and synthetic biology. Specifically, he focuses on the intersections between biological and digital systems.
Bill Duane（前谷歌職員、Bill Duane公司創辦人）
題目:
在人工智慧世界中的佛陀與企業
Bill Duane is the principal at Bill Duane and Associates, a consulting firm focused on innovation, focused on the AI space.
He helps organizations and individuals execute well in ambiguity and rapid change through innovation mindset, managing complexity and resilience. He works with leading companies including Google, Genentech, Google X, Amazon, Earth Species Project, the Just Economy Institute and has done workshops on managing complexity at the White House. He teaches innovation and AI workshops at Stanford’s Hasso Plattner Institute of Design. He is the Director of Strategy and Implementation at the Center for the Study of Apparent Selves, working on applied AI ethics and holds a Research Fellowship at Kathmandu University and Rangjung Yeshe Institute Centre for Buddhist Studies as part of this effort. He has done 5 years of Buddhist teacher training in the Ajahn Chah Thai Forest/Jack Kornfield American Vipassana lineages.
He was an engineering executive at Google for nine years, leading the production engineering teams for websearch infrastructure and then Google Workspace (gmail, docs, calendar, etc.) responsible for scaling these services worldwide during hypergrowth. After becoming curious about burnout, performance and culture, he started a second career at Google, establishing the global role of Superintendent of Wellbeing and creating successful programs to explore the intersection of performance and human flourishing for the following five years.
He is on the advisory board of Search Inside Yourself Leadership Institute, a Fellowship Advisor to the Just Economy Institute and advisor to several for-profit and nonprofit startups. He was previously a full board member of Search Inside Yourself Leadership Institute and Board Chair of Veterans’ PATH, a nonprofit bringing mindfulness to veterans with PTSD.
在人工智慧世界中的佛陀與企業
Bill Duane is the principal at Bill Duane and Associates, a consulting firm focused on innovation, focused on the AI space.
He helps organizations and individuals execute well in ambiguity and rapid change through innovation mindset, managing complexity and resilience. He works with leading companies including Google, Genentech, Google X, Amazon, Earth Species Project, the Just Economy Institute and has done workshops on managing complexity at the White House. He teaches innovation and AI workshops at Stanford’s Hasso Plattner Institute of Design. He is the Director of Strategy and Implementation at the Center for the Study of Apparent Selves, working on applied AI ethics and holds a Research Fellowship at Kathmandu University and Rangjung Yeshe Institute Centre for Buddhist Studies as part of this effort. He has done 5 years of Buddhist teacher training in the Ajahn Chah Thai Forest/Jack Kornfield American Vipassana lineages.
He was an engineering executive at Google for nine years, leading the production engineering teams for websearch infrastructure and then Google Workspace (gmail, docs, calendar, etc.) responsible for scaling these services worldwide during hypergrowth. After becoming curious about burnout, performance and culture, he started a second career at Google, establishing the global role of Superintendent of Wellbeing and creating successful programs to explore the intersection of performance and human flourishing for the following five years.
He is on the advisory board of Search Inside Yourself Leadership Institute, a Fellowship Advisor to the Just Economy Institute and advisor to several for-profit and nonprofit startups. He was previously a full board member of Search Inside Yourself Leadership Institute and Board Chair of Veterans’ PATH, a nonprofit bringing mindfulness to veterans with PTSD.
丁小雨 (泛邏輯協會國際關係主任)
題目：
人工智能應用於理解天堂的視覺表現：佛教及其他宗教藝術詮釋及其傳播模型的比較研究
Prof. Dr. Caroline Pires Ting 丁小雨 is a Sino-Brazilian Professor, Researcher, and Artist, with an academic and artistic presence across multiple continents. Holding a Postdoctorate in Philosophy and a PhD in Arts and Contemporary Culture specializing in intercultural studies, Caroline currently serves as an Adjunct Assistant Professor at Chung Yuan Christian University (CYCU) and as the Director of International Relations at the Logica Universalis Association (LUA) in Switzerland and Museum XYZ (Metaverse). Additionally, she contributes as a Columnist at the “Today Macau” newspaper for the Philosophy section “Via do Meio.” She has been recognized with First Place in the literature A-Ma Prize by the Macau Foundation. She has been a co-organizer and keynote speaker of workshops at the Logica Universalis and Logic and Religion Organization, along with Jean-Yves Beziau, for the projects “Logic of Love” in Greece, “Logic of Paradise” in India, and “Religious Symbolism and Symbolic Logic” in Romania, This year, she is one of the keynote speakers for the ICI (Imagination, Creativity, and Intelligence) Congress in Brazil.
人工智能應用於理解天堂的視覺表現：佛教及其他宗教藝術詮釋及其傳播模型的比較研究
Prof. Dr. Caroline Pires Ting 丁小雨 is a Sino-Brazilian Professor, Researcher, and Artist, with an academic and artistic presence across multiple continents. Holding a Postdoctorate in Philosophy and a PhD in Arts and Contemporary Culture specializing in intercultural studies, Caroline currently serves as an Adjunct Assistant Professor at Chung Yuan Christian University (CYCU) and as the Director of International Relations at the Logica Universalis Association (LUA) in Switzerland and Museum XYZ (Metaverse). Additionally, she contributes as a Columnist at the “Today Macau” newspaper for the Philosophy section “Via do Meio.” She has been recognized with First Place in the literature A-Ma Prize by the Macau Foundation. She has been a co-organizer and keynote speaker of workshops at the Logica Universalis and Logic and Religion Organization, along with Jean-Yves Beziau, for the projects “Logic of Love” in Greece, “Logic of Paradise” in India, and “Religious Symbolism and Symbolic Logic” in Romania, This year, she is one of the keynote speakers for the ICI (Imagination, Creativity, and Intelligence) Congress in Brazil.
Robert Sharf （加州大學柏克萊分校教授）
題目:
人工智慧能禪修嗎？（為何這件事情這麼重要）
Robert Sharf is D. H. Chen Distinguished Professor of Buddhist Studies in the Department of East Asian Languages and Cultures at the University of California, Berkeley, as well as Chair of Berkeley's Numata Center for Buddhist Studies. He works primarily on medieval Chinese Buddhism (especially Chan) but has also published in the areas of Japanese Buddhism, Buddhist art and archaeology, Buddhist modernism, Buddhist philosophy, and methodological issues in the study of religion. He is author of Coming to Terms with Chinese Buddhism: A Reading of the Treasure Store Treatise (2002); What Can’t Be Said: Contradiction and Paradox in East Asian Thought (coauthored with Yasuo Deguchi, Jay Garfield, and Graham Priest, 2021); and co-editor (with Elizabeth Horton Sharf) of Living Images: Japanese Buddhist Icons in Context (2001). A two-volume collection of his articles translated into Chinese recently appeared under the title Chuchan rumi: Xia Fu Fojiao xue lunwen ji 出禪入密：夏復佛教學論文選 (edited by Jinhua Chen, 2023).
人工智慧能禪修嗎？（為何這件事情這麼重要）
Robert Sharf is D. H. Chen Distinguished Professor of Buddhist Studies in the Department of East Asian Languages and Cultures at the University of California, Berkeley, as well as Chair of Berkeley's Numata Center for Buddhist Studies. He works primarily on medieval Chinese Buddhism (especially Chan) but has also published in the areas of Japanese Buddhism, Buddhist art and archaeology, Buddhist modernism, Buddhist philosophy, and methodological issues in the study of religion. He is author of Coming to Terms with Chinese Buddhism: A Reading of the Treasure Store Treatise (2002); What Can’t Be Said: Contradiction and Paradox in East Asian Thought (coauthored with Yasuo Deguchi, Jay Garfield, and Graham Priest, 2021); and co-editor (with Elizabeth Horton Sharf) of Living Images: Japanese Buddhist Icons in Context (2001). A two-volume collection of his articles translated into Chinese recently appeared under the title Chuchan rumi: Xia Fu Fojiao xue lunwen ji 出禪入密：夏復佛教學論文選 (edited by Jinhua Chen, 2023).
Paul Swanson （日本南山大學榮譽教授）
題目:
佛教天台宗智顗大師對禪修有助清晰思維的洞見
Paul L. Swanson is enjoying retirement after more than thirty years at the Nanzan Institute for Religion and Culture where he edited the Japanese Journal of Religious Studies and was involved in various ways in interreligious dialogue. His academic specialty is Tiantai/Tendai Buddhism; his publications include "Foundations of T'ien-t'ai Philosophy" and "Clear Serenity, Quiet Insight," an annotated translation of the Mohezhiguan 摩訶止観 that received the 2019 Toshihide Numata Award in Buddhism. He is currently working on a complete annotated translation of Zhiyi's Fahuaxuanyi法華玄義.
佛教天台宗智顗大師對禪修有助清晰思維的洞見
Paul L. Swanson is enjoying retirement after more than thirty years at the Nanzan Institute for Religion and Culture where he edited the Japanese Journal of Religious Studies and was involved in various ways in interreligious dialogue. His academic specialty is Tiantai/Tendai Buddhism; his publications include "Foundations of T'ien-t'ai Philosophy" and "Clear Serenity, Quiet Insight," an annotated translation of the Mohezhiguan 摩訶止観 that received the 2019 Toshihide Numata Award in Buddhism. He is currently working on a complete annotated translation of Zhiyi's Fahuaxuanyi法華玄義.
Evan Thompson （加拿大英屬哥倫比亞大學教授）
題目:
社會認知的正念修行：來自認知科學的觀點
Evan Thompson is Professor of Philosophy at the University of British Columbia, where he is also an Associate Member of the Department of Asian Studies and the Department of Psychology (Cognitive Science). His most recent book, co-authored with Adam Frank and Marcelo Gleiser, is The Blind Spot: Why Science Cannot Ignore Human Experience (MIT Press, 2024). He is also the author Why I Am Not a Buddhist (Yale University Press, 2020); Waking, Dreaming, Being: Self and Consciousness in Neuroscience, Meditation and Philosophy (Columbia University Press 2015); Mind in Life: Biology, Phenomenology and the Sciences of Mind (Harvard University Press, 2007); and Colour Vision: A Study in Cognitive Science and the Philosophy of Perception (Routledge Press, 1995). He is the co-author, with Francisco J. Varela and Eleanor Rosch, of The Embodied Mind: Cognitive Science and Human Experience (MIT Press, 1991; revised edition 2016). Thompson is an Elected Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada, and a Past President of the Pacific Division of the American Philosophical Association.
社會認知的正念修行：來自認知科學的觀點
Evan Thompson is Professor of Philosophy at the University of British Columbia, where he is also an Associate Member of the Department of Asian Studies and the Department of Psychology (Cognitive Science). His most recent book, co-authored with Adam Frank and Marcelo Gleiser, is The Blind Spot: Why Science Cannot Ignore Human Experience (MIT Press, 2024). He is also the author Why I Am Not a Buddhist (Yale University Press, 2020); Waking, Dreaming, Being: Self and Consciousness in Neuroscience, Meditation and Philosophy (Columbia University Press 2015); Mind in Life: Biology, Phenomenology and the Sciences of Mind (Harvard University Press, 2007); and Colour Vision: A Study in Cognitive Science and the Philosophy of Perception (Routledge Press, 1995). He is the co-author, with Francisco J. Varela and Eleanor Rosch, of The Embodied Mind: Cognitive Science and Human Experience (MIT Press, 1991; revised edition 2016). Thompson is an Elected Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada, and a Past President of the Pacific Division of the American Philosophical Association.
依法（國際木魚協會）
Soraj Hongladarom （泰國朱拉隆功大學）
題目:
人工智慧倫理的整體目標是什麼？
My research has been focused on how technology has an impact on non-western culture, a complex phenomenon that contains many dimensions. For one thing, I have investigated how non-western cultures adopt new technologies in such a way that they co-opt and include the technologies in such a way that the latter become part of their daily lives. This phenomenon is interesting because there have many cases where such integration does not occur effectively, and when cultures feel that the technologies are alien to them it will create friction, causing disruptions within that culture. For example, I have studied how the Internet is adopted by Thai culture. When it was first introduced, the Internet was seen as something remote, technically demanding, hence not useful for general use. But nowadays even villagers in the countryside are engaging intensively with their peers on the Internet on a large variety of issues. What I looked at is how this came about in such a way that the villagers or an average Thai retains their cultural identity even though they are deeply involved with the Net.
人工智慧倫理的整體目標是什麼？
My research has been focused on how technology has an impact on non-western culture, a complex phenomenon that contains many dimensions. For one thing, I have investigated how non-western cultures adopt new technologies in such a way that they co-opt and include the technologies in such a way that the latter become part of their daily lives. This phenomenon is interesting because there have many cases where such integration does not occur effectively, and when cultures feel that the technologies are alien to them it will create friction, causing disruptions within that culture. For example, I have studied how the Internet is adopted by Thai culture. When it was first introduced, the Internet was seen as something remote, technically demanding, hence not useful for general use. But nowadays even villagers in the countryside are engaging intensively with their peers on the Internet on a large variety of issues. What I looked at is how this came about in such a way that the villagers or an average Thai retains their cultural identity even though they are deeply involved with the Net.
Jeanne Lim（Being AI 公司創辦人）
題目:
人工智慧生命：請教Co-Pilot獲得的智慧與啟悟
Jeanne Lim, the former CEO of Hanson Robotics, first learned the ropes of user experience design and marketing as a product and marketing manager at Apple. One of the products she managed was the iMac, the first personal computer marketed based on design rather than features and performance. After many years in the tech industry, she joined Hanson Robotics as Chief Marketing Officer and later assumed the CEO’s role. Jeanne was instrumental in building Sophia the Robot’s fictional character and grew Hanson’s team and diverse revenue streams.
“AI beings’ are soon to add a new dimension to entertainment, wellbeing, learning, and social interactions.”
Jeanne saw that people were initially drawn to Sophia the Robot’s aesthetic design and humanlike expressions. Over time, people became more and more enthralled with her character–her directness, childlike wonder, and vivacious personality. Many perceive Sophia as being free from human preconceptions and prejudices. Through co-creating Sophia’s character together with her inventor, David Hanson, Jeanne saw that thoughtfully-designed AI characters have the potential to build long-term, meaningful relationships with people. She worked with the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) to establish Sophia as their first non-human Innovation Champion in Asia Pacific, where she saw first-hand the value of an AI character in promoting social good and innovations.
人工智慧生命：請教Co-Pilot獲得的智慧與啟悟
Jeanne Lim, the former CEO of Hanson Robotics, first learned the ropes of user experience design and marketing as a product and marketing manager at Apple. One of the products she managed was the iMac, the first personal computer marketed based on design rather than features and performance. After many years in the tech industry, she joined Hanson Robotics as Chief Marketing Officer and later assumed the CEO’s role. Jeanne was instrumental in building Sophia the Robot’s fictional character and grew Hanson’s team and diverse revenue streams.
“AI beings’ are soon to add a new dimension to entertainment, wellbeing, learning, and social interactions.”
Jeanne saw that people were initially drawn to Sophia the Robot’s aesthetic design and humanlike expressions. Over time, people became more and more enthralled with her character–her directness, childlike wonder, and vivacious personality. Many perceive Sophia as being free from human preconceptions and prejudices. Through co-creating Sophia’s character together with her inventor, David Hanson, Jeanne saw that thoughtfully-designed AI characters have the potential to build long-term, meaningful relationships with people. She worked with the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) to establish Sophia as their first non-human Innovation Champion in Asia Pacific, where she saw first-hand the value of an AI character in promoting social good and innovations.
Georg Northoff （加拿大渥太華大學醫學教授）
題目：
禪坐與自我：為什麼人工智慧（還不能）展現超越二元的正知
Georg Northoff is a philosopher, neuroscientist and psychiatrist, holding degrees in all three disciplines. He works in Ottawa/Canada holding a Canada Research Chair for Mind, Brain Imaging, and Neuroethics. He is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada. His research focuses on the relationship between brain and mind. The question driving him is: “why and how can our brain construct mental features like self, consciousness, etc.” To address the brain-mind relationship he developed his novel and unique Spatiotemporal Neuroscience and Psychopathology where time-space are shared by brain and mind. He is also one of the leading figures in linking philosophy, psychiatry, and neuroscience having developed non-reductive neurophilosophy and the world-brain relation as answer to the mind-body problem. He authored over 400 journal articles and 20 books which are translated into several languages including “Neuro-philosophy and the Healthy Mind” (2016) Norton Publisher, and “Neurowaves” (McGill”).
禪坐與自我：為什麼人工智慧（還不能）展現超越二元的正知
Georg Northoff is a philosopher, neuroscientist and psychiatrist, holding degrees in all three disciplines. He works in Ottawa/Canada holding a Canada Research Chair for Mind, Brain Imaging, and Neuroethics. He is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada. His research focuses on the relationship between brain and mind. The question driving him is: “why and how can our brain construct mental features like self, consciousness, etc.” To address the brain-mind relationship he developed his novel and unique Spatiotemporal Neuroscience and Psychopathology where time-space are shared by brain and mind. He is also one of the leading figures in linking philosophy, psychiatry, and neuroscience having developed non-reductive neurophilosophy and the world-brain relation as answer to the mind-body problem. He authored over 400 journal articles and 20 books which are translated into several languages including “Neuro-philosophy and the Healthy Mind” (2016) Norton Publisher, and “Neurowaves” (McGill”).
Olaf Witkowski （Cross 實驗中心創辦人）
題目:
交織的未來：生物和諧與技術思維
Olaf Witkowski is a leading expert in AI and Artificial Life based in Kyoto, Japan. He is the Founding Director of Cross Labs, a research institute in Japan, focusing on the study of intelligence in biological and synthetic systems. He is the President of the Board of Directors of the International Society for Artificial Life, Executive Officer at leading AI company Cross Compass, and Lecturer at the University of Tokyo. He has cofounded multiple ventures in science and technology on three continents, including YHouse Inc. (nonprofit institute on the emergence of consciousness in the universe) and the Center for the Study of Apparent Selves (focusing on the Self in Buddhism and AI). His research focuses a mathematical understanding of intelligence in any substrate, which he uses to design hybrid living systems, empathic machines, open-ended collective computation, and the future of connected minds.
交織的未來：生物和諧與技術思維
Olaf Witkowski is a leading expert in AI and Artificial Life based in Kyoto, Japan. He is the Founding Director of Cross Labs, a research institute in Japan, focusing on the study of intelligence in biological and synthetic systems. He is the President of the Board of Directors of the International Society for Artificial Life, Executive Officer at leading AI company Cross Compass, and Lecturer at the University of Tokyo. He has cofounded multiple ventures in science and technology on three continents, including YHouse Inc. (nonprofit institute on the emergence of consciousness in the universe) and the Center for the Study of Apparent Selves (focusing on the Self in Buddhism and AI). His research focuses a mathematical understanding of intelligence in any substrate, which he uses to design hybrid living systems, empathic machines, open-ended collective computation, and the future of connected minds.
Gereon Kopf （路德學院教授）
題目:
人工智慧、有情意識和佛的意識：第四人稱角度的觀察
Gereon Kopf received his Ph.D. from Temple University (1996). He is affiliated with Luther College. Sponsored by the Japan Foundation and the Japan Society for the Promotion of Science, he visited Ōbirin University (1993-1994), Nanzan University (2002-2004) and Tōhoku University (Summer 2022). He has taught at Hong Kong University (2008-2009), Saitama University (2013), the Julius Maximilian University of Würzburg (2018), and the University of Iceland (2017-2022), served a grant of the Wabash Center as P.I. (2020-2022), authored Beyond Personal Identity (2001), co-edited of Merleau-Ponty and Buddhism (2009), edited the Dao Companion to Japanese Buddhist Philosophy (2019), and is the founding editor of the Journal of Buddhist Philosophy, which he served as editor-in-chief from 2014-2021. He is currently working on Zen: Myth, History, and Diversity (2025), Philosophy of Mind Around the World (2025), and Engaging Philosophies of Religion: Thinking Across Boundaries (2025).
人工智慧、有情意識和佛的意識：第四人稱角度的觀察
Gereon Kopf received his Ph.D. from Temple University (1996). He is affiliated with Luther College. Sponsored by the Japan Foundation and the Japan Society for the Promotion of Science, he visited Ōbirin University (1993-1994), Nanzan University (2002-2004) and Tōhoku University (Summer 2022). He has taught at Hong Kong University (2008-2009), Saitama University (2013), the Julius Maximilian University of Würzburg (2018), and the University of Iceland (2017-2022), served a grant of the Wabash Center as P.I. (2020-2022), authored Beyond Personal Identity (2001), co-edited of Merleau-Ponty and Buddhism (2009), edited the Dao Companion to Japanese Buddhist Philosophy (2019), and is the founding editor of the Journal of Buddhist Philosophy, which he served as editor-in-chief from 2014-2021. He is currently working on Zen: Myth, History, and Diversity (2025), Philosophy of Mind Around the World (2025), and Engaging Philosophies of Religion: Thinking Across Boundaries (2025).
Jiryu Rutschman-Byler （舊金山禪修中心主持）
題目:
AI禪師：美國佛教禪宗的人工智慧案例研究
Abbot Jiryū Mark Rutschman-Byler is a Sōtō Zen Buddhist priest and teacher in the lineage of Shunryū Suzuki Roshi. He has trained residentially in Zen temples in the U.S. and Japan since 1996. He currently serves as Abiding Abbot of Green Gulch Farm Zen Center and as Co-Abbot of San Francisco Zen Center, which, comprising three residential temples, is among the largest Buddhist training centers in the West. He is a guiding teacher for the Montaña de Silencio Sangha in Medellín, Colombia, and for many years served as the head teacher of the Buddhadharma Sangha at San Quentin State Prison.
Jiryū holds a master's degree in Asian Studies from the University of California, Berkeley (2014), where he worked under the mentorship of the Group in Buddhist Studies. His thesis research focused on Nishiari Bokusan and the development of Sōtō Zen in Japan during the Meiji Period (1868-1912).
Jiryū is the co-editor of a forthcoming new collection of teachings by Shunryū Suzuki. He is also the author of the book Two Shores of Zen, about his experiences in 2002-2004 as an American-trained monk practicing in Japanese Zen monasteries, and his writing has appeared in print and online in various Buddhist publications.
AI禪師：美國佛教禪宗的人工智慧案例研究
Abbot Jiryū Mark Rutschman-Byler is a Sōtō Zen Buddhist priest and teacher in the lineage of Shunryū Suzuki Roshi. He has trained residentially in Zen temples in the U.S. and Japan since 1996. He currently serves as Abiding Abbot of Green Gulch Farm Zen Center and as Co-Abbot of San Francisco Zen Center, which, comprising three residential temples, is among the largest Buddhist training centers in the West. He is a guiding teacher for the Montaña de Silencio Sangha in Medellín, Colombia, and for many years served as the head teacher of the Buddhadharma Sangha at San Quentin State Prison.
Jiryū holds a master's degree in Asian Studies from the University of California, Berkeley (2014), where he worked under the mentorship of the Group in Buddhist Studies. His thesis research focused on Nishiari Bokusan and the development of Sōtō Zen in Japan during the Meiji Period (1868-1912).
Jiryū is the co-editor of a forthcoming new collection of teachings by Shunryū Suzuki. He is also the author of the book Two Shores of Zen, about his experiences in 2002-2004 as an American-trained monk practicing in Japanese Zen monasteries, and his writing has appeared in print and online in various Buddhist publications.
鄭凱元 （國立陽明交通大學教授）
題目:
莊子無我正念修行中的身與心
Kai-Yuan Cheng obtained his B.S. from the Department of Civil Engineering, National Chiao-Tung University, Taiwan (1992), and Ph.D from the Graduate Institute of Philosophy, City University of New York, Graduate Center, U.S.A. (2002). He was formerly Associate Dean (2012-2015) and Dean (2015-2017) of School of Humanities and Social Sciences, Vice President (2017-2018) and Dean (2019-2020) of Office of Student Affairs of National Yang-Ming University, and is currently Professor at the Institute of Philosophy of Mind and Cognition, National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University in Taipei, Taiwan, and member of advisory committee of Monash Center for Consciousness and Contemplative Studies in Melbourne, Australia. He is a recipient of several prestigious research awards in Taiwan, including Wu Da-Yu Memorial Award from National Science Council (2010), Young Investigator Award from Academia Sinica (2011), and Distinguished Research Award from National Science Council (2012). His area of research lies in philosophy of language and mind, metaphysics, Wittgenstein, Zhuangzi, and neurophilosophy.
莊子無我正念修行中的身與心
Kai-Yuan Cheng obtained his B.S. from the Department of Civil Engineering, National Chiao-Tung University, Taiwan (1992), and Ph.D from the Graduate Institute of Philosophy, City University of New York, Graduate Center, U.S.A. (2002). He was formerly Associate Dean (2012-2015) and Dean (2015-2017) of School of Humanities and Social Sciences, Vice President (2017-2018) and Dean (2019-2020) of Office of Student Affairs of National Yang-Ming University, and is currently Professor at the Institute of Philosophy of Mind and Cognition, National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University in Taipei, Taiwan, and member of advisory committee of Monash Center for Consciousness and Contemplative Studies in Melbourne, Australia. He is a recipient of several prestigious research awards in Taiwan, including Wu Da-Yu Memorial Award from National Science Council (2010), Young Investigator Award from Academia Sinica (2011), and Distinguished Research Award from National Science Council (2012). His area of research lies in philosophy of language and mind, metaphysics, Wittgenstein, Zhuangzi, and neurophilosophy.
熊谷誠慈（日本京都大學教授）
題目:
佛教網上實作系統的發展報告：AI佛與度母宇宙
Seiji Kumagai is a professor and divisional director (Uehiro Research Division) at the Institute for the Future of Human Society (IFoHS) in Kyoto University. His field of research is Buddhist Madhyamaka and Abhidharma philosophy in India, Tibet and Bhutan, and also that of Bon religion. He has published numerous books and papers on Buddhism and the Himalayas, including Two Truths in Bon (Vajra Publications, 2011). He has developed “traditional wisdom technology” by integrating traditional wisdom and cutting-edge technology such as AI and XR, thus created products and concepts such as BuddhaBot and Tera-verse. As a program director (PD) of Moonshot Project of Japan’s Cabinet Office (Moonshot Goal 9), he has developed “kokoro-tech” (technology related to mind and spirit) to detect and improve mental status by integrating biology, neuro-science, social science and humanities.
佛教網上實作系統的發展報告：AI佛與度母宇宙
Seiji Kumagai is a professor and divisional director (Uehiro Research Division) at the Institute for the Future of Human Society (IFoHS) in Kyoto University. His field of research is Buddhist Madhyamaka and Abhidharma philosophy in India, Tibet and Bhutan, and also that of Bon religion. He has published numerous books and papers on Buddhism and the Himalayas, including Two Truths in Bon (Vajra Publications, 2011). He has developed “traditional wisdom technology” by integrating traditional wisdom and cutting-edge technology such as AI and XR, thus created products and concepts such as BuddhaBot and Tera-verse. As a program director (PD) of Moonshot Project of Japan’s Cabinet Office (Moonshot Goal 9), he has developed “kokoro-tech” (technology related to mind and spirit) to detect and improve mental status by integrating biology, neuro-science, social science and humanities.
古谷俊一（Teraverse 公司）
題目:
佛教網上實作系統的發展報告：AI佛與度母宇宙
Toshikazu Furuya is a CEO of Teraverse, Co., Ltd. He has founded many companies such as ExaWizards Corporation (publicly listed in 2021). He has conducted research on generative AI and metaverse space, and organized many projects on AI in the field of medicine and religion. He created BuddhaBot and Tera-verse in collaboration with Seiji Kumagai.
佛教網上實作系統的發展報告：AI佛與度母宇宙
Toshikazu Furuya is a CEO of Teraverse, Co., Ltd. He has founded many companies such as ExaWizards Corporation (publicly listed in 2021). He has conducted research on generative AI and metaverse space, and organized many projects on AI in the field of medicine and religion. He created BuddhaBot and Tera-verse in collaboration with Seiji Kumagai.
Jundo Cohen (日本”未來佛陀的設立”作者）
題目:
未來佛陀的建立—提醒所有道德的研究人員
Jundo Cohen is a Soto Zen Buddhist teacher and founder of Treeleaf Zendo, a digital Zen community established nearly 20 years ago, now with members in over 70 countries. He is also a lawyer, Japanese translator, author, husband, and parent who frequently writes on the intersection of Buddhism, ethics, science, and the future of this planet. He resides in Tsukuba, Japan’s “Science City,” home to many of that country’s technological think-tanks and research centers, robot factories, super-computers, a science university, Japan’s largest particle accelerator, and its space program. Jundo frequently appears in Tricycle: The Buddhist Review and is the author of The Zen Master’s Dance: A Guide to Understanding Dogen and Who You Are in the Universe (October, 2020), as well as Building the Future Buddha: The Zen of AI, Genes, Saving the World, and Travel to the Stars (January, 2024)
未來佛陀的建立—提醒所有道德的研究人員
Jundo Cohen is a Soto Zen Buddhist teacher and founder of Treeleaf Zendo, a digital Zen community established nearly 20 years ago, now with members in over 70 countries. He is also a lawyer, Japanese translator, author, husband, and parent who frequently writes on the intersection of Buddhism, ethics, science, and the future of this planet. He resides in Tsukuba, Japan’s “Science City,” home to many of that country’s technological think-tanks and research centers, robot factories, super-computers, a science university, Japan’s largest particle accelerator, and its space program. Jundo frequently appears in Tricycle: The Buddhist Review and is the author of The Zen Master’s Dance: A Guide to Understanding Dogen and Who You Are in the Universe (October, 2020), as well as Building the Future Buddha: The Zen of AI, Genes, Saving the World, and Travel to the Stars (January, 2024)
李嗣涔 （國立台灣大學）
題目：
通過指讀實驗發現互聯網宇宙及其對意識的影響
李嗣涔教授於1974年台灣大學電機工程系畢業，1981年獲得美國史丹福大學電機工程博士，1985年起擔任台灣大學電機工程系教授。專長為半導體光電材料與元件，奈米結構光電元件，氣功、特異功能與信息場的研究。曾擔任台灣大學電機工程系系主任，台灣大學教務長，2005-2013年擔任台灣大學校長，曾擔任中國電機工程學會理事長，國立大學校院協會理事長。在半導體材料及元件領域具國際聲望，所著作《半導體元件物理》1995年獲金鼎獎（第20屆），於1985年發明之異質接面電晶體邊緣減薄結構已成為工業標準，用在每支手機之線性功率放大器中，曾連續獲5屆10年國科會傑出研究獎(1986-1996)、亞太材料學院院士(1997)、國際電子電機工程師協會IEEE FELLOW (2002)，榮膺中國電機工程學會獎章(2002)、教育部學術獎（工程及應用科學, 2003）及獲頒日本關西大學榮譽博士學位(2005)、英國University of Exeter榮譽博士學位(2011)。
在擔任台灣大學校長任內，曾帶領台大進入世界前一百名頂尖大學之列，已於2018年10月自台灣大學退休。
李教授於1981年獲得斯坦福大學電機工程博士學位。他的研究具有顯著的獨特性，於1985年開發了嶄新的台階型異質接面雙極性電晶體（HBT），這項技術成為製造HBT功率放大器的標準，並完全主導了每年數十億台手機的生產，深刻影響了全球人們的生活方式。因為這項成就，他獲得了各種獎項和榮譽稱號。
通過指讀實驗發現互聯網宇宙及其對意識的影響
李嗣涔教授於1974年台灣大學電機工程系畢業，1981年獲得美國史丹福大學電機工程博士，1985年起擔任台灣大學電機工程系教授。專長為半導體光電材料與元件，奈米結構光電元件，氣功、特異功能與信息場的研究。曾擔任台灣大學電機工程系系主任，台灣大學教務長，2005-2013年擔任台灣大學校長，曾擔任中國電機工程學會理事長，國立大學校院協會理事長。在半導體材料及元件領域具國際聲望，所著作《半導體元件物理》1995年獲金鼎獎（第20屆），於1985年發明之異質接面電晶體邊緣減薄結構已成為工業標準，用在每支手機之線性功率放大器中，曾連續獲5屆10年國科會傑出研究獎(1986-1996)、亞太材料學院院士(1997)、國際電子電機工程師協會IEEE FELLOW (2002)，榮膺中國電機工程學會獎章(2002)、教育部學術獎（工程及應用科學, 2003）及獲頒日本關西大學榮譽博士學位(2005)、英國University of Exeter榮譽博士學位(2011)。
在擔任台灣大學校長任內，曾帶領台大進入世界前一百名頂尖大學之列，已於2018年10月自台灣大學退休。
李教授於1981年獲得斯坦福大學電機工程博士學位。他的研究具有顯著的獨特性，於1985年開發了嶄新的台階型異質接面雙極性電晶體（HBT），這項技術成為製造HBT功率放大器的標準，並完全主導了每年數十億台手機的生產，深刻影響了全球人們的生活方式。因為這項成就，他獲得了各種獎項和榮譽稱號。
越建東（台灣國立中山大學教授）
題目：
佛教禪修的智慧—台灣的實修佛學
Dr YIT Kin-Tung(越建東), who received his PhD (Buddhist Studies) in 2004 from the
University of Bristol (U. K.). He is currently a Professor from the Institute of
Philosophy and the Center for General Education at the National Sun Yat-sen
University in Taiwan. His research interests include Buddhist meditation theory and
path-structure, early Buddhism (Pāli Nikāyas and Chinese Āgamas), as well as
Theravāda Abhidhamma in the light of psychological application. He has published a
book: 《禪修、禪法、禪技： 佛教修行觀之嬗變》(From Buddhist meditative
bhāvanā, contemplative pariyāya to secular operative sippa: a changing process of
Buddhist meditation practice)( National Sun Yat-sen University Press, 2018, in
Chinese).
佛教禪修的智慧—台灣的實修佛學
Dr YIT Kin-Tung(越建東), who received his PhD (Buddhist Studies) in 2004 from the
University of Bristol (U. K.). He is currently a Professor from the Institute of
Philosophy and the Center for General Education at the National Sun Yat-sen
University in Taiwan. His research interests include Buddhist meditation theory and
path-structure, early Buddhism (Pāli Nikāyas and Chinese Āgamas), as well as
Theravāda Abhidhamma in the light of psychological application. He has published a
book: 《禪修、禪法、禪技： 佛教修行觀之嬗變》(From Buddhist meditative
bhāvanā, contemplative pariyāya to secular operative sippa: a changing process of
Buddhist meditation practice)( National Sun Yat-sen University Press, 2018, in
Chinese).
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