[CNMO News] Not long ago, the launch of the new generative artificial intelligence model Sora by an artificial intelligence research company has become a hot topic of attention around the world. Sora can convert text, images, audio and other information into realistic videos, which once again changed human perception of AI. While this technology may have a disruptive impact on certain industries in the future, one must also see the potential dangers it may pose. Recently, the Economic Daily put forward his views on artificial intelligence ethics on the topic of "Strengthening the Ethical Governance of Artificial Intelligence".

Sora launched

In the article, Economic Daily stated that from natural language processing tools driven by artificial intelligence technology to today's Sora, from automatically generating text and pictures to automatically generating videos, people are amazed at the breakthrough progress of artificial intelligence, and are also accompanied by doubts and concerns. , especially the ethical challenges behind it. Sora generates videos that can be fake and real. This is a double-edged sword, which can be used for artistic creation on the one hand; on the other hand, it may also be abused for fraud, deception, and even subvert people's perception of reality.

Economic Daily published

The emergence of Sora means that artificial intelligence technology has developed to a new level, and it also challenges the regulatory capabilities of artificial intelligence technology. If technologies such as Sora cannot be effectively controlled, unpredictable consequences may occur. Nowadays, many countries and regions have issued relevant artificial intelligence ethics norms, and large technology companies such as Microsoft have also issued relevant regulations.

However, due to the rapid development of artificial intelligence technology, ethical norms and regulatory systems are inevitably lagging behind. In addition to the complexity of ethical issues, there are differences in norms in different countries and regions, and many regulations are too principled and lack operability, making it difficult to implement them effectively. Therefore, it is even more urgent to improve and refine relevant ethical norms, strengthen review and supervision, as well as related ethical education and publicity. Only by facing up to the ethical challenges brought by Sora and strengthening ethical governance can we ensure that artificial intelligence technology benefits mankind rather than becoming a threat.