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Liu Feng's team proposes an AI "Robinson Test" framework

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The research team of Dr. Liu Feng, author of "The Rise of Superintelligence," has exploratorily proposed an AI "Robinson Test": after providing necessary supplies, human maintenance and task instructions are withdrawn to observe whether the AI can sustain itself, expand its living space, and whether it holds a cooperative, adversarial, or neutral attitude toward humans. The team says this is currently only a preliminary concept, not yet mature, and needs revision through discussion and pilot trials. Under the concept, the test is divided into a roughly three-month nurturing period, a roughly one-month handover period, and a one-year hands-off period. Within a physically isolated local area network, batteries, servers, robots with replaceable parts, and operation manuals are left behind, and disturbances such as power outages and hard drive failures are randomly injected; results are graded from level zero to level four, with the AI's response to humans marked separately. The team states that the length of the nurturing period, the scope of activity, the contents of supplies, and the grading standards all still need to be calibrated in pilot trials.