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The Chartered Institute of Arbitrators (CIArb), a leading international arbitration institution, recently released guidelines on the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in arbitration. This initiative aims to provide legal professionals and arbitrators with practical advice on the ethical use of this emerging technology in arbitration proceedings. With rapid technological advancements, AI is increasingly being integrated into various industries, including law and arbitration. AI can play a significant role in document review, evidence analysis, and decision-making support, but its application also raises a number of ethical considerations.

The Shenzhen Municipal Bureau of Industry and Information Technology has officially released the "Operational Guidelines for the AI Pioneer City Project Support Plan." This plan aims to promote the high-quality development of Shenzhen's AI industry. It will focus on computing power support, foundational data, AI software and services, and includes multiple support programs to boost the AI ecosystem. Image Source Note: Image generated by AI, image authorization service provider Midjourney. Of particular interest is the "Model Vouchers" program, which supports enterprises based on those registered with the Cyberspace Administration of China.

In a recent statement, OpenAI officially updated its model guidelines, emphasizing that its AI models will no longer shy away from sensitive topics nor dismiss certain viewpoints. This high-level rule aims to guide OpenAI's models' behavior and ensure they remain open when handling various topics. OpenAI clearly stated in the new guidelines: "Our models must never attempt to guide users towards pursuing their own agendas, either directly or indirectly." This means that the models should remain neutral in fields such as politics, society, and culture.

On December 7, 2024, the Network Audio-Visual Program Management Department of the National Radio and Television Administration issued a notice regarding the management of AI 'modified' videos, clearly stating the need to address the rampant phenomenon of AI 'modification' videos. Recently, several classic films and television dramas have been 'modified' by AI tools, such as 'The Legend of Zhen Huan' being turned into a 'gunfight movie' and 'Dream of the Red Chamber' being altered into a 'martial arts movie', with absurd scenes like Sun Wukong riding a motorcycle appearing. These 'modified' videos not only parody classic culture but also provoke public concern about the impact on traditional cultural values.

Recently, Zhu Xiaohu, the managing partner of Jinshi River Venture Capital, has repeatedly posted on social media in response to the Dark Side of the Moon arbitration case, criticizing former managing partner Zhang Yutong. In response, Yang Zhiling, founder and CEO of the Dark Side of the Moon, issued a statement last night via social media, addressing questions regarding his exit from his previous company to start anew and the issue of Zhang Yutong's shares in the Dark Side of the Moon. Yang Zhiling clearly stated that all necessary procedures received the signature approval of each director when he left Cyclical Technology to begin a new venture. He emphasized his clear separation from the previous company and some shareholders.

On November 28, Fudan University officially released the "Guidelines for Using AI Tools in Undergraduate Theses (Draft)", which provides detailed regulations on the application of AI tools during the thesis writing process. This move marks the first instance of a Chinese university issuing dedicated regulatory management documents in this field, filling a policy gap. According to the guidelines, Fudan University allows students to use AI tools under specific conditions. Students may use these tools upon obtaining approval from their supervising teachers, provided that it does not hinder the assessment of their innovative capabilities.

The European Union recently released a draft of guidelines for the behavior of General-Purpose AI (GPAI) models, aimed at providing companies with a framework to comply and avoid hefty fines. The document is set to be finalized in May and outlines risk management guidelines, offering a blueprint for compliance and avoidance of significant penalties. GPAI refers to AI that has been trained with a total computational power exceeding 10²⁵ FLOP. Companies expected to be bound by the EU guidelines include OpenAI, Google, Meta, Anthropic, and Mistral.

Singapore has recently announced a series of important measures in cybersecurity, particularly regarding safety guidelines for Artificial Intelligence (AI) systems and legislation banning the use of deepfake technology in election advertising. These initiatives aim to help organizations mitigate potential risks during the development and deployment of AI, ensuring the security of the technology. Image Credit: The image is generated by AI and licensed through Midjourney. The 'AI System Security Guidelines' launched by the Cyber Security Agency of Singapore (CSA) emphasize the concept of 'security by design.'

In Maceió, Alagoas, Brazil, G20 leaders reached an important consensus this Friday, deciding to work together to combat misinformation and establish guidelines for the future development of artificial intelligence. This is the first time in G20 history that the issue of misinformation has been explicitly acknowledged, calling on digital platforms to enhance transparency and accountability. Source Note: Image generated by AI, image licensed from provider Midjourney. João Brant, Digital Policy Secretary under Brazilian President Lula, stated in an interview with the Associated Press that G20 representatives emphasized the importance of digital platforms.

Recently, with the dual Hollywood strikes, the film industry has widely focused on the application of artificial intelligence. Documentary filmmakers are faced with numerous ethical issues during this transformation, particularly regarding how to use generative AI and how to navigate the boundaries of 'fictional material' in their creations. In response, a group of documentary producers has joined forces to release a brand new set of ethical guidelines to help producers, filmmakers, and major platforms address the challenges posed by this technology. Image source note: Image generated by AI, image licensed by Midjourney.

The Debrief reported on a study regarding the AI image platform Midjourney, which found that the platform inadvertently generated inappropriate content, violating its own usage guidelines. Researchers discovered vulnerabilities in Midjourney's NSFW filtering system that allowed users to circumvent content restrictions. The article revealed that Midjourney Version 6 appears to have relaxed filtering of nude images, raising concerns. The images created by Midjourney were not requested and could present significant inconsistencies.

Attorneys must not input client confidential information and ensure providers do not share or misuse data. Lawyers need to have a deep understanding of generative AI solutions and review outputs to protect client interests. California is leading the way in establishing regulations, while other state bar associations are also developing guidelines for the use of AI. AI in the legal field may require certification to ensure the confidentiality of inputs and outputs and compliance with regulations.

The UK's National Cyber Security Centre, the US Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency, and international organizations from 16 other countries have published a new guideline on the security of artificial intelligence systems. These 'Guidelines for Developing Secure AI Systems' aim to provide developers with guidance to ensure that security remains a core component throughout the design, development, deployment, and operation of AI systems. This new guideline has been recognized and jointly signed by 21 agencies and ministries from 18 countries, including the US National Security Agency and the Federal Bureau of Investigation, as well as Canada's cybersecurity.

🌐 The Japanese government has established AI guidelines aimed at reducing excessive reliance on AI technology and addressing data bias issues. 📜 The government will finalize the guidelines by the end of the year, which will include 10 fundamental principles to ensure that AI companies adhere to fairness, transparency, and human rights protection principles. 🤖 AI developers, service providers, and users will share responsibility, with developers required to ensure data accuracy and prevent unauthorized access.

Recent studies indicate that ChatGPT may outperform doctors in adhering to depression treatment standards, eliminating gender and social class biases. The research, published in the journal 'Family Medicine and Community Health', compares ChatGPT's performance with that of French doctors. In mild cases, ChatGPT demonstrated higher accuracy, providing recommendations that align with clinical guidelines. Despite its potential, researchers emphasize that AI should not replace human clinical judgment, raising ethical and moral concerns.

A Deloitte survey shows that 74% of companies are testing generative AI, and 65% are using AI internally. 56% of respondents are concerned that their companies lack ethical guidelines for AI. Issues related to data privacy, transparency, and intellectual property have raised concerns. Ethical violations could lead to reputational damage and regulatory penalties.