How to "classify and classify" the generative artificial intelligence?
Director of the Center for Digital Economy and Legal Innovation, University of International Business and Economics License: Generative artificial intelligence is a general technology that can be used by all walks of life. Therefore, supervision must start from its own industrial characteristics and manage according to local conditions. For example, if technology is applied in the medical industry, it must abide by the management system of the medical industry, apply it in the financial industry, and provide personalized recommendations and sales of financial products. It must be applicable to the management regulations of the financial industry and reflect the characteristics of the industry itself. We must also adopt classified and hierarchical management for these characteristics. We must strictly supervise some products and applications with high risks. We can appropriately relax supervision for those with low risks, and still protect the bottom line of personal and property safety.
Promote pros and eliminate cons. There is a longer way to regulate generative artificial intelligence
Director of the Center for Digital Economy and Legal Innovation of the University of International Business and Economics. License: Generative artificial intelligence has both pros and cons. It is a "double-edged sword". For this "double-edged sword", there is no doubt that we should promote pros and cons. There is obviously a long way to go to upgrade and iterate according to the technical characteristics of generative artificial intelligence and its industrial development direction to further refine the rules. Let’s talk about our legislation, that is, while formulating regulatory rules, there may be more industry standards in the future, including relevant provisions on artificial intelligence ethics, to actively promote, thus forming a situation of “three sources of governance” in laws, standards and ethics.