José Hernández-Orallo is also member of the Valencian Research Institute of Artificial Intelligence (VRAIN) and researcher in artificial intelligence and Associate Fellow in the Leverhulme Centre for the Future of Intelligence of the Cambridge University. He obtained a PhD in Logic and Philosophy with an extraordinary prize in the Universitat de València. In the last two decades, he has been investigating on all the ways of measuring any kind of intelligence, in a wide sense, beyond the Turing test and other tests in artificial intelligence. Also beyond psychometric and of intelligent tests to be applied in human beings, animals and robotics and software devices. 

Since then he has been looking for alternatives less anthropocentric to generally evaluate intelligence. His most recent book, 'The measure of all minds' (published by Cambridge University Press) won the Prose Award 2018 of the Association of American Publishers and tackles an integrated vision of the evaluation of natural and artificial intelligence. 

The Escola Europea de Pensament Lluís vives is a cultural project, promoted by the Office of the Vice-Principal for Culture and Sports and managed by the General Foundation of the Universitat de València, which is a space for reflection and participative and critical debate about current issues. Other participants from the public management and civil society in the Escola are: Presidency of the Valencian Government, Valencian City Council, Valencian Ministry for Transparency and for Education, Culture and Sport, Acadèmia Valenciana de la Llengua, Alfons el Magnànim Institution, Escuela Europea de Humanidades and Caixa Popular.