AI Ethics

"We also hope that Chinese companies and foreign companies can achieve more good results in the field of artificial intelligence. At the same time, we must also pay attention to how to standardize technological ethics and seek profits and avoid harm."

Source: "Innovation Research Report" No. 12 (Total No. 549) 2023-3-6 [Note] Today, with the rapid development of high-tech, artificial intelligence, as a disruptive technology, has also had a profound impact on people's production and life.

On the eve of the 2023 National People's Congress and the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, a reporter from The Paper learned from the website of the Central Democratic Progressive Party that the Central Democratic Progressive Party intends to submit the "Proposal on Strengthening Ethical Governance in the Field of Artificial Intelligence" to the first session of the 14th National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference. The Central Committee of the Democratic Progressive Party pointed out in its proposal that the report of the 20th National Congress of the Communist Party of China was proposed.

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The author provides many lists and descriptions of the principles of artificial intelligence ethics and classifies them into eight topic trends. Privacy, responsibility, security and assurance, transparency and interpretability, fairness and non-discrimination, human control over technology, professional responsibility and promotion of human value. . I think there is a special principle in these lists, which is to take care of the non-human world. As Boddington said in her book

The author provides many lists and descriptions of the ethical principles of artificial intelligence and classifies them into eight topic trends. Privacy, responsibility, security and assurance, transparency and interpretability, fairness and non-discrimination, human control over technology, professional responsibility and promotion of human value. . I think there is a special principle in these lists, which is to take care of the non-human world. As Boddington said in her book Ethical Code of Moving toward Artificial Intelligence :

The author provides many lists and descriptions of the ethical principles of artificial intelligence and classifies them into eight topic trends. Privacy, responsibility, security and assurance, transparency and interpretability, fairness and non-discrimination, human control over technology, professional responsibility and promotion of human value. . I think there is a special principle in these lists, which is to take care of the non-human world. As Boddington said in her book Ethical Code of Moving toward Artificial Intelligence :

The author provides many lists and descriptions of the principles of artificial intelligence ethics and classifies them into eight topic trends. Privacy, responsibility, security and assurance, transparency and interpretability, fairness and non-discrimination, human control over technology, professional responsibility and promotion of human value. . I think there is a special principle in these lists, which is to take care of the non-human world. As Boddington said in her book

The author provides many lists and descriptions of the principles of artificial intelligence ethics and classifies them into eight topic trends. Privacy, responsibility, security and assurance, transparency and interpretability, fairness and non-discrimination, human control over technology, professional responsibility and promotion of human value. . I think there is a special principle in these lists, which is to take care of the non-human world. As Boddington said in her book