From 26 to 27 October 2017, the Centre for Cross-Border Commercial Law in Asia of Singapore Management University （SMU） Law School held an international conference entitled ＂Future of Law Conference： The Internet ...From 26 to 27 October 2017, the Centre for Cross-Border Commercial Law in Asia of Singapore Management University （SMU） Law School held an international conference entitled ＂Future of Law Conference： The Internet of Things, Smart Contracts and Intelligent Machines＂ in Singapore. The conference brought together the leading thinkers in academia and practice in the field of information technology law to discuss the legal and regulatory implications of recent technological developments. Associate Professor ZHANG Jiyu and Associate Professor DING Xiaodong of the Law and Technology Institute of Renmin Law School were invited to attend the conference.展开更多
Traditional social ethics has always been centered on human relationships. In recent years, modern ethics began to systematically reflect the relationships between humans and objects, and the future ethics will need t...Traditional social ethics has always been centered on human relationships. In recent years, modern ethics began to systematically reflect the relationships between humans and objects, and the future ethics will need to account for the relationships between humans and intelligent machines. This is mainly because humans may be overtaken by machines in intelligence through which humans gain dominance over all other natural objects. On the ethical thinking of the man-machine relationship, an idea is to be inclined to do subtraction rather than addition. Specifically, we should give priority to and focus on limiting the means and abilities of intelligent machines rather than how to cultivate and set the value judgments of their friendliness. In other words, we should concentrate on how to limit the development of intelligent machines to specialization and miniaturization, especially keeping them within the scope of non-violence.展开更多
文摘From 26 to 27 October 2017, the Centre for Cross-Border Commercial Law in Asia of Singapore Management University （SMU） Law School held an international conference entitled ＂Future of Law Conference： The Internet of Things, Smart Contracts and Intelligent Machines＂ in Singapore. The conference brought together the leading thinkers in academia and practice in the field of information technology law to discuss the legal and regulatory implications of recent technological developments. Associate Professor ZHANG Jiyu and Associate Professor DING Xiaodong of the Law and Technology Institute of Renmin Law School were invited to attend the conference.
文摘Traditional social ethics has always been centered on human relationships. In recent years, modern ethics began to systematically reflect the relationships between humans and objects, and the future ethics will need to account for the relationships between humans and intelligent machines. This is mainly because humans may be overtaken by machines in intelligence through which humans gain dominance over all other natural objects. On the ethical thinking of the man-machine relationship, an idea is to be inclined to do subtraction rather than addition. Specifically, we should give priority to and focus on limiting the means and abilities of intelligent machines rather than how to cultivate and set the value judgments of their friendliness. In other words, we should concentrate on how to limit the development of intelligent machines to specialization and miniaturization, especially keeping them within the scope of non-violence.
