AI Ethics

Click the blue words above to follow the introduction of the lecturer of the "Wuhan Group Worker" course theme of the lecturer of the Technical Ethics and Global Game of Artificial Intelligence. Wu Xuyang, associate professor of the School of Law of Xiamen University, and director of the Center for Digital Law and Intersectional Law Teaching and Research

[Editor's Note] On June 23, Zhao Tingyang, a member of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences and a curator of the National Museum of Literature and History, delivered a keynote speech at the 2025 Fangtang Forum held by Tsinghua Fangtang Research Institute, "The dual subjectivity of the future world?

On June 25, 2025, the 4th New Sino-French University Economic Forum was successfully held at the Catholic University of Lyon, France with the theme of "Challenges and Opportunities of Artificial Intelligence in France and China".

On June 4, 2025, the Brookings Institution published a commentary article by Mark MacCarthy, "Does artificial intelligence systems have moral status?"

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

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

Abstract Generative artificial intelligence is reshaping the methods of knowledge production and acquisition, and the ethical risks derived from the process of technology empowerment are becoming increasingly prominent. The rigid process and standardized management and control of traditional bureaucratic governance models show structural limitations in coping with the rapid iteration of technology and the dynamic evolution of risks.

With the development of artificial intelligence, machines are taking on more and more decision-making tasks (from humans), which has also triggered many new issues about social fairness and ethics.

Principles can be divided into two categories: the principles that people who program artificial intelligence systems follow, and the principles of artificial intelligence itself.

On May 30, 2025, China-France School of Artificial Intelligence Co., Ltd. co-organized by the China-France Artificial Intelligence Association and the School of Marxism at Tsinghua University

On May 28, 2025, the "Artificial Intelligence Ethical Governance: Moral Enhancement and Social Responsibility" academic forum was successfully held at the Minhang Campus of East China Normal University.

Hinton's argument challenges the philosophical foundation of "anthropocentrism". He believes that consciousness is not exclusive to organisms, but the emergence attribute of complex systems.