Artificial Intelligence Governance and China’s Experience under the Community of Common Destiny for Mankind Concept

Abstract

In recent years artificial intelligence (AI), backed by big data and the Internet, hasbeen rapidly developing and determining the future direction of the world’s scienceand technology development. Although artificial intelligence is beneficial to the scientific and technological revolution and industrial modernization of mankind, it hasalso brought new risks. People pay more and more attention to the potential risks ofartificial intelligence that should be effectively managed. Artificial intelligence risksare characterized by the diversity of technological threats, the similarity of AI risksfaced by different countries and the high complexity of governance, something thatrequires concerted efforts by all countries. It is necessary to carry out the development of artificial intelligence in the country from the perspective of the commoninterests of mankind, ensure the safety and manageability of artificial intelligence,and strengthen international cooperation. At present Western countries advocatethe concept of technological hegemony and technological monopoly, and developing countries have little opportunity to express their opinions on the governance ofartificial intelligence, and China’s Community of the Common Destiny for MankindConcept is necessary for the governance of artificial intelligence. Based on that concept, the paper explores China’s new practices and proposals for the domestic andinternational AI governance. In response to the problem of overuse and misuse ofnew technologies, China proposes to establish an artificial intelligence governancesystem that includes joint management by various actors, open and transparent regulation, comprehensive consultations, and the development of effective evidence-based laws, so as to promote the beneficial development of artificial intelligence inthe future and contribute to the deepening of AI governance based on the Chineseproposal.