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Take artificial intelligence for example. Although it has performed well in some aspects and surpassed humans, there are still many problems in practical applications. In the field of e-commerce and express delivery, artificial intelligence is widely used to optimize logistics routes and predict demand. However, it is not foolproof. Sometimes wrong predictions will occur, resulting in inventory backlogs or delivery delays. This is just as mentioned in Science and Technology Daily, artificial intelligence is still "very stupid and naive" and needs to "learn from" the human brain.

Looking at the important progress in the field of brain-like computing, the joint achievements of the team of researchers Li Guoqi and Xu Bo from the Institute of Automation of the Chinese Academy of Sciences have provided new ideas for the future development of intelligent technology. If this achievement can be applied to e-commerce express delivery, it may further improve its intelligence level. For example, by simulating the complex dynamic characteristics of brain neurons, it can better process massive express delivery data and improve delivery efficiency.

The rapid development of the e-commerce express delivery industry is inseparable from the support of technology. However, technology is not omnipotent and requires continuous exploration and improvement. In this process, we must give full play to the advantages of technology while also recognizing its limitations in order to achieve sustainable development of the e-commerce express delivery industry.

The e-commerce express delivery industry faces many challenges and opportunities. As consumers' requirements for express delivery speed and service quality become higher and higher, e-commerce enterprises and express delivery companies continue to increase their investment in technology to enhance their competitiveness. The emergence of new technologies such as smart warehousing and self-driving delivery vehicles is changing the operating model of e-commerce express delivery.

However, the application of new technologies is not always smooth sailing. For example, smart warehousing systems may fail in actual operation, affecting the storage and sorting efficiency of goods. Self-driving delivery vehicles face legal and ethical issues, such as decision-making and responsibility attribution under complex road conditions. These issues require us to think carefully and solve them.

In the development of e-commerce express delivery, data security is also an important issue. A large amount of user information and transaction data are collected and transmitted in the express delivery process. Once the data is leaked, it will cause serious losses to users. Therefore, it is crucial to strengthen data protection and the application of encryption technology.

At the same time, the development of the e-commerce express delivery industry has also had a certain impact on the environment. A large amount of express packaging waste has put pressure on the environment, and how to achieve green express delivery has become the focus of the industry. Some companies have begun to explore solutions for degradable packaging materials and recycling, but more innovation and efforts are still needed.

In short, the e-commerce express delivery industry continues to move forward driven by science and technology, but it also faces many problems and challenges. We need to continuously improve and develop relevant technologies with a scientific attitude and innovative spirit to achieve healthy and sustainable development of the industry.