In this era of information explosion, in Beijing on July 31, 2025, a discussion on the ethics of artificial intelligence is quietly heating up. With the rapid development of technology, people can’t help but ask: Are we ready to meet the new challenges brought by AI? Artificial intelligence technology has emerged like mushrooms after a rain. From smart homes to autonomous driving, from medical diagnosis to financial analysis, AI has penetrated into every aspect of life. However, behind technological progress, ethical issues have surfaced. Data privacy, algorithm bias, and employment shocks, these problems are like the sword of Damocles, hanging above everyone's head. A study by a university in Beijing showed that more than 65% of respondents were cautious about AI technology. People are worried about their personal information being abused and fear of the discrimination hidden in algorithmic decision-making. What is even more worrying is that the development of AI may lead to large-scale unemployment. As the saying goes, "If you want to do a good job, you must first sharpen your tools." While we are pursuing technological breakthroughs, have we ignored humanistic care? Faced with these challenges, all sectors of society have taken action. The government has issued regulatory policies, enterprises have established ethics committees, and the academic community has carried out in-depth research. The 2024 Global AI Ethics Summit reached a consensus: technological development must be people-oriented. This reminds people of Einstein's famous saying: "Science is lame without religion, religion is blind without science." How should ordinary people deal with it? It is crucial to learn new skills and maintain a lifelong learning attitude. As the old saying goes, "Life until you grow old, learn until you grow old." In the AI era, only by constantly adapting to changes can you be invincible. At the same time, we must actively participate in public discussions and provide suggestions for technological development. Technology itself has no good or evil, the key lies in the user's original intention. Today in 2025, we are standing at the crossroads of the development of artificial intelligence, and every choice will affect the future. Let us work together to ensure that AI is a tool for the benefit of mankind, not a threat.