新技术催生网络文化新业态

Group 1 - The 2025 Beijing Cultural Forum held a parallel forum on "Dual Empowerment: Innovation and Development of Online Culture" on September 23, focusing on new business models and technologies in online culture, AI's impact on media, and copyright protection innovations in the AI era [1] - Experts discussed the intersection of music, science, and technology, emphasizing the potential for interdisciplinary research to foster innovative talent and enhance public understanding of art and science [1] - The chairman of People's Daily, Ye Zhenzhen, highlighted the urgent need to protect the diversity of human civilization in the AI era, noting that over 95% of languages used for AI training lack web pages for data scraping, leading to a loss of cultural representation [1] Group 2 - Wang Yefei, chairman of the Beijing Publishing Copyright Association, analyzed the challenges of copyright protection in the digital age, noting the diverse and hidden nature of infringement, which poses a significant threat to traditional copyright systems [2] - The rise of generative AI has prompted the industry to reassess copyright protection models, advocating for a priority on protection while developing responsible digital technologies and collaborative standards [2] - The relationship between AI and cybersecurity is becoming increasingly important, with calls for a focus on security in AI system design to prevent vulnerabilities and misuse [2] Group 3 - Marco Ming, regional director of the British Standards Institution, stated that AI presents opportunities for transformation and efficiency across industries, but also faces challenges such as trust gaps, technical complexity, and resource intensity [3]