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Trí Tuệ Nhân Tạo Và Đạo Đức Học Hồ Chí Minh
The rapid advancement of artificial intelligence (AI) exerts a profound influence on modern society and raises significant ethical concerns. Prevailing approaches to AI ethics generally fall into three primary frameworks: consequentialism, deontology, and virtue ethics. Each framework focuses on distinct methods to either regulate AI through established moral values or develop appropriate traits so that AI can coexist harmoniously with humans. Beyond these perspectives, Ho Chi Minh’s ethics, specifically revolutionary ethics, provides a unique and profound viewpoint on the relationship between AI and humanity. A defining characteristic of Ho Chi Minh’s ethical thought is the integration of intuitive clarity with deep philosophical substance. Correct application of these principles offers the potential for AI to develop in a harmonious and humane direction. The revolutionary nature of Ho Chi Minh’s ethics can guide AI toward self improvement and foster a voluntary adherence to core humanitarian values. This perspective suggests a promising future where the synthesis of AI and Ho Chi Minh’s ethics generates positive transformations for human society.
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