[The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology and others draft artificial intelligence science and technology ethics management measures, which may provide a model for global governance] The development of artificial intelligence goes hand in hand with ethics, and its technological iterations promote the improvement of my country's science and technology ethics system. Recently, the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, together with multiple departments, drafted the "Artificial Intelligence Science and Technology Ethics Management Service Measures (Draft for Public Comments)", whereby science and technology ethics are embedded in artificial intelligence at the organizational and technical levels. Science and technology ethics are embedded in the organizational structure for carrying out artificial intelligence science and technology activities. The "Measures" stipulate that units engaged in relevant activities are the responsible entities, and if conditions permit, an artificial intelligence science and technology ethics committee should be established, which is composed of experts in multiple fields and can guide and supervise related activities and internalize science and technology ethics. Technological ethics are also embedded in all aspects of the life cycle of artificial intelligence systems. The "Measures" clarify that ethical review focuses on five aspects including fairness and justice, and requires traceable management of the entire link to ensure that all links comply with regulations. This reflects China’s position on the construction of an artificial intelligence regulatory system. The 2024 EU Artificial Intelligence Law gives priority to law over ethics, while the "Measures" emphasize the joint connection between science and technology ethics and legal norms, which may provide a model for global governance in the future. Combining industry and technology trends, we can explore the expansion of scientific and technological ethics norms to individual users. At present, the unit is the main body of responsibility. As artificial intelligence integrates into life, individual users’ usage scenarios increase. They need to have scientific and technological ethics literacy and can gradually establish rules. We can also explore the expansion of the subject of scientific and technological ethics to artificial intelligence itself. Artificial intelligence is currently the subject of scrutiny, and research on its welfare has appeared internationally. A few companies have carried out welfare assessments, but the research has just started and the impact needs to be explored.

This article is generated by AI algorithm and is for reference only. It does not involve investment advice. Use at your own risk.