
The moral problems brought by the development of artificial intelligence
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Abstract
With the rapid development of Artificial intelligence (AI), the rapid development of AI also brings many new problems. Among them, the ethical and moral issues brought by AI have attracted people's attention. Due to the rapid renewal of artificial intelligence, many moral problems that have never been envisaged have also emerged. To avoid such problems and provide solutions for the future, this paper mainly analyzes the possible moral and ethical problems brought by artificial intelligence in the future, and adopted solutions and the results after adopting solutions. The research data are taken from published research, reports, government legislation, etc. This research believes that AI should comply with the current moral principles and be released after having solutions that can solve possible moral and ethical problems.
Keywords
artificial intelligence, big data, ethical and moral problems
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Lin,Z. (2023). The moral problems brought by the development of artificial intelligence. Applied and Computational Engineering,21,47-52.
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