Special topic: the 10th Yale China-US Summit

The rapid expansion of artificial intelligence is changing the way human beings interact with machines, nature and each other. In this new era, the integration of artificial intelligence in daily life has become a reality. This growth touches on a number of areas, including autopilot, smart business contracts and social media advertising. However, there are still some areas of ethics that have not been fully explored on the road of using artificial intelligence to enhance human well-being. In this technological progress, three key issues have emerged: privacy, security risks, and ethical and social implications. A coordinated regulatory framework is needed to solve these problems.

On April 6, US Eastern time, in the round table discussion session entitled "AI Ethics and rules" at the Yale China-US Summit in 2024, a number of industry leaders and researchers discussed the above key issues, with the aim of building a technologically innovative, ethically sound and legally sound AI prospect through dialogue.

Among them, Luciano Floridi, founding director of the Yale University Digital Ethics Center, stressed the significance of discussing AI ethics and collaborative framework in the global context before the round-table discussion.

UniversalslotsnodepositbonusHe said that artificial intelligence (AI) is changing human life at an unprecedented rate. AI has the ability to make decisions and manage processes, as well as the ability to produce content, which previous technologies do not have.

"AI is changing the corners of our lives that have not been touched by technology before. First of all, it is the ability to make, control and manage processes. We have never had systems or technologies that can do this for us.

The second is, of course, content production. People used to think that the new technology couldn't play chess, drive cars, write poems, make videos, photos, movies, or clone my voice. But all this is changing. "

Luciano Floridi said that AI brings many opportunities, but the risks and challenges can not be ignored. The round-table discussion focused on risks and possible mistakes in the rapid development of AI. People already feel the possible changes brought about by AI, such as concerns about the loss of some agricultural, industrial or white-collar jobs.

He also mentioned concerns about the rapid development of artificial intelligence. He likens the development of artificial intelligence to driving at night, but cannot see the destination clearly, indicating whether we are moving in the right direction, whether we have established the right cross-border cooperation, and whether we are facing an uncertain future. are issues that both the industry and the research community need to consider. He called for more transnational AI ethics discussions to ensure that the development of artificial intelligence will not deviate from the right path.

He also said that although many people talk about the differences in history, culture, philosophy and ethics between China and the United States, diversity is not irreconcilable and uncooperative. This is why in this forum, experts, scholars or people from different fields such as law, health, biology and other fields participate in discussing the possibility of cooperation.

(Sina Finance North America Station Kang Road is from the China-US Summit reporting Group at Yale, New York. Wang Peiyi, Feng Tianyu, Mei Yunan and Lu Ancen also contributed to this article.)

Sina stated that all the minutes of the meeting were arranged in shorthand and had not been reviewed by the speaker. Sina's publication of this article for the purpose of transmitting more information does not mean agreeing with its point of view or confirming its description.