Guangming.com (Reporter Lei Miaoxin) On June 16, the World Internet Conference Digital Civilization Minnesota Dialogue Press Conference was held in Beijing. At the meeting, Ren Xianliang, Secretary-General of the World Internet Conference, introduced that the World Internet Conference Digital Civilization Dialogue will be held in Qufu, Jining, Shandong from June 25 to 27, with the theme of "The Era of Artificial Intelligence: Building a Digital World of Exchange, Mutual Learning and Inclusiveness".

How to deal with the new risks and challenges brought about by the uncertainty of artificial intelligence technology? How to build artificial intelligence ethical norms? Ren Xianliang said that although countries attach great importance to it, it is far from enough to stay at the national level. Artificial intelligence brings complex and intertwined global security and ethical challenges, which are related to all countries and the common future of mankind, and should be jointly discussed and decided by countries around the world.

First, we must establish a new generation of key common technology system for artificial intelligence, and while promoting human intelligence, it can improve its security factor, credibility and civilization literacy.

The second is to deepen international cooperation in artificial intelligence laws and regulations, international rules, etc. The World Internet Conference will work with the international community to explore how to form an ethical normative, normative and accountability mechanism for artificial intelligence to ensure that artificial intelligence technology is more transparent, safe and credible.

Third, we must establish a self-discipline mechanism for digital society, strengthen digital civilization, supplemented by "governance of morality", and jointly respond to global challenges. For example, traditional human civilization and some conventional human ethics and common values, including "upward and good", "helping the weak and helping the poor", "win-win cooperation", "democracy and equality", etc., all need to be practiced and extended in a digital society.

Fourth, improve the public's ability to distinguish information. We must comprehensively analyze the operating logic of popular science generative artificial intelligence tools, guide the public to grasp the role of different elements such as technology, capital, and religion, and prompt everyone's risks of cognitive reshaping, value solidification, and spreading bias.