AI Ethics

Hey, friends! Have you ever asked yourself secretly in the middle of the night: "What will the future world look like? Will there be a talking robot help me cook and chat with me?" Don't worry, this is not a science fiction movie, but a real story that is happening.

As a computer scientist who has been immersed in the field of artificial intelligence ethics for about a decade, I have witnessed the development of this field firsthand. Nowadays, more and more engineers are finding that while developing artificial intelligence solutions, they also need to consider complex ethical issues.

Since each strategy has its advantages and limitations, to effectively prevent the social harm caused by artificial intelligence applications, these three tools must be comprehensively used through complementary methods.

Through in-depth discussions on legal, ethical and social issues related to artificial intelligence, we draw a boundary between legal and ethical and moral for intelligent society, and let artificial intelligence serve human society.

With the rapid development of artificial intelligence (AI) technology, it is permeating all aspects of our lives, from smart assistants to autonomous cars, the application of AI has brought convenience to our lives. However, what comes with it is the emergence of many ethical issues.

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The forum "Innovative Development of Artificial Intelligence: Ethical Leadership, Governance Empowerment" was held recently. The forum is co-organized by the Department of Philosophy, School of Software Engineering, Department of International Cooperation and Exchange, Department of Science and Technology, and Institute of Humanities and Social Sciences of East China Normal University.

Technology giants always like to package their products with the slogan of "changing the world", and artificial intelligence is undoubtedly the most dazzling star in this narrative. From ChatGPT to autonomous driving, from medical diagnosis to financial risk control, AI seems to be able to do everything.

The rapid development of artificial intelligence has ignited hope that it will help us solve many of the world's most difficult problems.

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?

In the course sheet of artificial intelligence majors, technical courses such as machine learning, neural networks, and deep learning account for 90% of the space, while courses such as artificial intelligence ethics and social impact are either elective courses or simply not.

From October 14 to 15, 2023, sponsored by the China Artificial Intelligence Society (CAAI) and co-organized by the CAAI Artificial Intelligence Ethics and Governance Working Committee and the Department of Philosophy of Sun Yat-sen University (Zhuhai)