As global AI technology accelerates from conversational interaction to autonomous "agents," safety and responsibility have become the lifeline that the industry must jointly safeguard.

At the recent Shanghai Pujing AI Academic Annual Conference, Alibaba and Shanghai Artificial Intelligence Laboratory officially released an AI white paper titled "Self-restraint and Benefiting Others: Responsible Technology in the Intelligent Era." This document not only deeply analyzes the security risks in the current popularization of AI agents but also proposes a Chinese solution for industry governance.

From "being able to speak" to "being able to act": Risks are concentratedly exposed

The white paper points out that the global AI industry is currently undergoing a transition from simple language interaction to complex task execution. However, as agents penetrate various industries, security risks are also emerging prominently.

Self-restraint: Emphasizes that companies should strictly adhere to safety standards, strengthen self-discipline, and ensure that technological development does not exceed boundaries.

Benefiting others: Advocates that technological applications should prioritize social well-being, solving real problems rather than creating new conflicts.

Collaboration: Calls on the entire industry to break down technical islands and address common challenges through shared security strategies.

Safety is the lifeline of social trust

According to Alibaba (China) Network Technology Co., Ltd. and Shanghai Artificial Intelligence Laboratory Co., Ltd., safety is not a problem that can be solved by one party alone. The white paper shares the latest strategies for addressing agent security risks, proposing that the entire industry should seek mutual benefits through consensus, jointly building a responsible technology system to address the ethical and technical challenges that may arise in the intelligent era.

Industry Insight: In the second half of large models, "safety" is the ticket to entry

With the participation of top research institutions such as Shanghai Artificial Intelligence Innovation Center, the domestic AI industry is shifting from blindly pursuing parameter scale to focusing on safety and controllability. The release of this white paper marks that technology giants represented by Alibaba