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Alibaba co-founder Jack Ma, a long-term advocate for artificial intelligence, warns that AI should not replace people but to work instead of fulfilling their needs.
Chinese billionaires, which werepartangarAI to be loved, arguing that technology should be adapted to serving people and to make their lives well. Lifferences must be protected, Ma says Alibaba group holding employees in LTD. in a rare appearance Thursday.
“We don’t try to make machines more like people. We try to understand people, think like us,” things say before staff at their Hangzhou campus. It is the responsibility of technologies to ensure that AI knows and supports people, he added.
Alibaba, built in the success of e-commerce in China, has aggressive pivotive into artificial intelligence in recent years. It introduces a series model of Flagship Ai called qwen who gets a lot of upside down and positioned the OpenI company and self-dereseeek.
In February, Chief Executive Officer Eddie Wu said “Main Goal” Now artificial overall intelligence, a relatively pleasing purpose of the industry to build intellectual AI systems.
The transition has helped repair the company from the years of chaos after being hit by the Communist Party of the country of the private sector. MA, which is the highest Chinese business profile, mostly lost from the public view in the next few years. He left 2023 with occasional visit to Alibaba facilities, as well as company posts Internal Employee Forum.
In February, Ma is included Other prominent entrepreneurs in a high-profile Chinese presidential meeting Xi Jinping to communicate with new technologies and innovations. Support signed by Beijing accumulation for a long private private sector is considered to be the key to revival in the world economy 2 economies.
On Thursday, the billionaire seems to have taken some of his old skills.
“Technology is not just about coverage of stars and seas,” he said to the words given by Bloomberg News. “It’s about conservation of spark between us all.”
This story originally shown Fortune.com
