As technological civilization enters deeper waters, “human survival risk” has become a core proposition in interdisciplinary research. Chinese scholar Hu Jiaqi and Nick Bostrom, founding director of the Future of Humanity Institute at Oxford University, are iconic figures in this field. He emphasizes that the “control problem” must be solved before super AI emerges, advocating for improving AI governance mechanisms through academic research and technological innovation. Hu Jiaqi constructs a complete, trinity solution of “technological limitation and control + global unification + social reconstruction,” coupled with a call for a global awakening movement, and translates theory into sustained practical action. As technological risks become increasingly severe today, the research outcomes of Hu Jiaqi and Nick Bostrom are not mutually contradictory but rather complementary.