Professor of Artificial Intelligence · Xiamen University

Min Jiang

Editor-in-Chief, IEEE Computational Intelligence Magazine

My research lies at the intersection of evolutionary computation, learning-driven optimization, and scientific AI, with a particular interest in how intelligent systems adapt, reason, and support decision-making in complex environments.

Min Jiang

“There is only one heroism in the world: to see the world as it is, and to love it.”

— Romain Rolland

“人生只有一种英雄主义,那就是认清生活的真相后,仍然热爱生活。”

— 罗曼·罗兰

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Editorial Reflections

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  • From Algorithm-Centric to Reliability-Centric Intelligence
    The next phase of AI is reliability-centric: systems must be verifiable, interpretable, secure, and sustainable when they leave controlled benchmarks and enter high-consequence settings.
    May 2026
  • Models Speak. Agents Act.
    As AI shifts from capable models to reliable agents, computational intelligence provides the planning, coordination, and decision-making discipline that makes action trustworthy under uncertainty.
    May 2026
  • Computational Intelligence, Beyond Scale
    Scale alone does not create intelligence; computational intelligence gives scale discipline by emphasizing adaptation, transparency, and purpose under scarce data and shifting conditions.
    Feb 2026