AI Ethics

In the face of the aggressive development of AI, the ethical issues of AI have become the focus of the times. This article focuses on emphasizing the different perspectives of "Chinese and Western culture" and "science and humanities".

Artificial intelligence is an important driving force leading a new round of technological revolution and industrial transformation. It not only brings new technical support to the development of all walks of life, but also profoundly changes people's lifestyles.

On the afternoon of November 10, the Artificial Intelligence and Digital Ethics sub-forum of the World Internet Conference was held. In the dense sub-forum agenda of the World Internet Conference, up to 12 sub-forums are held simultaneously, and only this "exclusive" half-day session is held.

The 9th Member Conference of the Shanghai Ethics Society and the 2025 Academic Annual Meeting were held recently. More than 230 experts and scholars from Shanghai universities and academic institutions attended the meeting to discuss the transformation and reconstruction of the ethics paradigm in the intelligent era.

This article elaborates on five questions that need to be answered in formulating artificial intelligence ethics, and proposes that whether a consensus can be reached on "whether biological evolution has a direction" will be the key to whether the ethics of artificial intelligence (AI) can form a norm in the future.

For thousands of years, human ethical and moral issues, from theological works to Kant's pure philosophical theoretical debates, have been difficult to express with simple formulas. Ask on the standard version of the tram

Artificial intelligence (AI) is the core technology in the fourth industrial revolution and has received great attention from the world.

As night falls, the city's neon lights flicker, as if telling the carnival and hidden worries of technology. Behind this prosperity, a secret war about "artificial intelligence ethics" is quietly taking place. Have you ever thought about when intelligent algorithms gradually penetrate into every corner of our lives?

Recently, the Beijing Qianzhan Artificial Intelligence Safety and Governance Research Institute released the “Lingdu” artificial intelligence technology ethics assessment platform. This assessment tool will use artificial intelligence technology to provide automated and systematic science and technology ethics analysis and risk assessment for scientific research institutions and enterprises.

Artificial intelligence is developing rapidly, and ethical norms are in urgent need of simultaneous evolution. Artificial intelligence can create symphonies, design proteins, and defeat chess masters, but the right to judge right and wrong is always in the hands of humans.

Margaret Mitchell had just been working at Google for two years when she realized she needed a break. "

As a scientific research field that attempts to study, imitate, and expand human intelligence, artificial intelligence technology has been accompanied by profound technical ethics debates since its birth. With the