AI Ethics

Who will manage artificial intelligence?

People now have far more concerns about the energy and potential of robots than before. The problem is not that humanoid robots constructed in science fiction movies or novels always hate humans, but that these robots may have a broader horizon and stronger potential.All walks of life at home and abroad are paying attention to this topic. At the

People now have far more concerns about the energy and potential of robots than before. The problem is not that humanoid robots constructed in science fiction movies or novels always hate humans, but that these robots may have a broader horizon and stronger potential.All walks of life at home and abroad are paying attention to this topic. At the

People now have far more concerns about the energy and potential of robots than before. The problem is not that humanoid robots constructed in science fiction movies or novels always hate humans, but that these robots may have a broader horizon and stronger potential.All walks of life at home and abroad are paying attention to this topic. At the

Regarding the hot topic of AI, morality and humanity, DeepTech recently interviewed Professor Wang Guoyu, director of the Center for Life Medicine Ethics Research at Fudan University and the Center for Applied Ethics Research at Fudan University.

Author | Cao Jianfeng Senior Researcher at Tencent Research Institute. Assistant Researcher at the Law Research Center of Fang Lingman Tencent Research Institute. The EU actively promotes people-oriented artificial intelligence ethics and governance. As early as January 2015, the European Parliamentary Legal Affairs Committee decided to set up a working group specializing in legal issues related to the development of robots and artificial intelligence. In May 2016, JURI issued the Draft Report on Legislative Recommendations to the European Commission on Civil Law Rules, calling on the European Commission to evaluate the impact of artificial intelligence and formally submitted it in January 2017. The robot civil legislation has made extensive suggestions and proposed to formulate a

In order to solve the ethical problems caused by the development and application of artificial intelligence, the EU has established AI ethics and governance as the key content of future legislative work.

In recent years, artificial intelligence has been applied in more and more fields and scenarios such as autonomous vehicles, medical care, media, finance, industrial robots and Internet services, and its impact is becoming wider and wider. Industrial giants from various countries have invested a lot of energy and funds to carry out research and product development related to the research and application of key artificial intelligence technologies, and have launched different artificial intelligence platforms and products. On the one hand, these developments have brought about improvements in efficiency and reduced costs, and on the other hand, they have also brought new ethical issues to society.The most famous prototype of artificial intelligence ethics in public discussion comes from the three laws of robots proposed by science fiction author Asimov. Today we know that the three laws of Asimov robots cannot establish reasonable constraints on artificial intelligence once and for all, but its true value is to raise

Is artificial intelligence a powerful tool for benefiting mankind or the ultimate demon that ruins the world?

Is artificial intelligence a powerful tool for benefiting mankind or the ultimate demon that ruins the world?

Is artificial intelligence a powerful tool for benefiting mankind or the ultimate demon that ruins the world?

Is artificial intelligence a powerful tool for benefiting mankind or the ultimate demon that ruins the world?