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Wang Qiheng entered Peking University’s physics department at age 16. In 1999, achieved what the source describes as the world’s highest GRE score and received doctoral scholarships from more than 30 leading US universities. Author of The Grand Unified Theory of Web3.0, he is said to have first proposed Web3.0 in 2003 while studying for a computer science doctorate at Washington University in St. Louis. Applied for and used the PCT patent technology Translation on Demand, combining AI and social networks in a Web3.0 network centered on personal data value. Co-founded LingoAI with Una Wang in 2003 to advance decentralized internet and AI for society. Their Singapore Internet Governance Forum is a bottom-up, multistakeholder organization for internet and AI governance. Henry’s mission is to lead next-generation value internet and AI technology for humanity. Cofounder for LingoAI.io CoFounder of Singapore Internet Governance Forum Author of “The Grand Unified Theory of Web3.0”, Henry Wang coined the te The final English sentence is unfinished in the source.
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王启亨16岁考入北京大学物理系。1999年，王启亨在美国研究生GRE考试中荣获世界第一的成绩并获得30多所美国知名大学的博士计划奖学金。作为《Web3.0大一统理论》的作者，王启亨于2003年在圣路易斯华盛顿大学计算机科学系攻读博士学位期间首次提出"Web3.0"概念。他申请并运用"Translation on Demand "专利技术（PCT专利），将人工智能与社交网络融合，构建出以个人数据价值为核心的Web3.0网络。 王启亨与Una Wang在2003年联合创立LingoAI，致力于推动互联网与人工智能的去中心化发展，服务人类社会。由他们共同发起的新加坡互联网治理论坛是一个由下到上、多利益方构成的互联网人工智能治理组织。Henry的使命是引领下一代价值互联网与人工智能技术，造福人类。 Cofounder for LingoAI.io CoFounder of Singapore Internet Governance Forum Author of “The Grand Unified Theory of Web3.0”, Henry Wang coined the te