AI Ethics

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

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

Big models drive artificial intelligence into our lives. From smart chess players to smart surgical robots, the application scenarios of artificial intelligence gradually involve security fields such as human health and privacy. How can we make artificial intelligence adhere to ethical order and better serve human beings?In recent years, both the academic and industrial circles have begun to pay attention to and discuss the issue of AI ethical governance, and have also made preliminary progress in the research of ethical norms. However, due to the abstractness of AI ethics, how to quantify the ethics of intelligent systems is still an unknown problem.

Big models drive artificial intelligence into our lives. From smart chess players to smart surgical robots, the application scenarios of artificial intelligence gradually involve security fields such as human health and privacy. How can we make artificial intelligence adhere to ethical order and better serve human beings?In recent years, both the academic and industrial circles have begun to pay attention to and discuss the issue of AI ethical governance, and have also made preliminary progress in the research of ethical norms. However, due to the abstractness of AI ethics, how to quantify the ethics of intelligent systems is still an unknown problem.

Artificial intelligence technology can not only quickly empower economic and social development, but may also cause many ethical issues that are highly related to the characteristics and development of artificial intelligence technology itself. Because international soft law has the advantages of being flexible and efficient, low-cost, able to fill the gaps in hard methods, and conveniently distinguishing governance and stratifying response to ethical problems, its prosperity in the field of artificial intelligence ethical governance is almost inevitable. Under the current situation of developed international soft law and backward hard law in this field, facing the governance challenges of unstable cooperation among international soft law subjects and sometimes not being effectively implemented, the governance model has gradually shifted to a combination of soft and hard and

At present, the most cutting-edge artificial intelligence technology is represented by ChatGPT, mainly involving computing science, intending to imitate human language and thinking, and then creating computer programs equivalent to human intelligence.

Recently, the new work of famous director Christopher Nolan,

Recently, the new work of famous director Christopher Nolan

Recently, the new work of famous director Christopher Nolan,

Recently, well-known director Christopher Nolan said in the latest media interview that the moral dilemma brought by artificial intelligence is similar to that facing Oppenheimer, and reminds people to be wary of the

fCYBER SECURITY Ethical Risks and Countermeasures in the Big Model Era Zhu Mengruilai Intelligence RealAI Partner and Senior Vice President, Physical World and Digital World Ethical Rules Construction in the Big Model Era of Artificial Intelligence

Artificial intelligence ethics is a major proposition in human society. With the emergence of a number of innovative application products one after another, artificial intelligence ethics governance has entered a stage where it must move from principles to practice. In the field of medical care, scientific research, clinical and teaching have become three important scenarios for the application of medical artificial intelligence. However, the application of medical artificial intelligence has also brought many new ethical challenges: how to improve the robustness, interpretability, fairness and credibility of medical artificial intelligence systems?How can medical workers avoid over-reliance on smart technology?To this end, Professor Wang Guoyu, Dean of the Institute of Science and Technology Ethics and the Future of Humanity of Fudan University, Professor Wang Yanfeng, Assistant Director of the Shanghai Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, Professor Tian Mei, Executive Dean of the Institute of Human Phenotype Group of Fudan University and Chairman of the World Molecular Imaging Society, took the lead in-depth and detailed investigation and research, and formed the important result