东西问｜戴瑞君：数字时代，中国如何应对妇女权利新挑战？ 中新社吉隆坡12月18日电 题：数字时代，中国如何应对妇女权利新挑战？ ——专访中国社会科学院国际法研究所研究员、国际人权法研究室主任戴瑞君 中新社记者 陈悦 现将访谈实录摘要如下： 中新社记者：数字时代，妇女人权拥有哪些机遇，又面临怎样的新挑战？ 戴瑞君：数字转型确实为妇女权利保障创造了机遇。其一，数字技术的发展催生了更多脑力劳动岗位， 体力和生理的差异逐渐不再构成女性参与工作的障碍。其二，数字技术在促进女性健康方面也发挥了重 要作用。其三，数字平台可以成为妇女充分、平等和切实参与公共生活的空间。 但不容忽视的是，数字时代实现妇女人权也面临着新挑战。 近日，中国人权研究会组织国家人权行动计划交流团，访问印度尼西亚、马来西亚等国，分享中国在持 续制定实施国家人权行动计划、人权理论研究、人权保障实践等多方面的经验。 中国社会科学院国际法研究所研究员、国际人权法研究室主任戴瑞君接受中新社"东西问"专访时指出， 数字时代为保障妇女权利创造了机遇，但也带来了新挑战。中国为促进性别平等作出巨大努力，为打造 一个普惠、包容、非歧视的数字时代贡献了智慧和实践。 其一， ...

来源：最黑科技 在 Art Basel Miami Beach 2025 迈阿密巴塞尔艺术展会上，数字艺术家 Beeple 带来了一件非常吸引眼球也极具"讽刺意味"的作品 —— Regular Animals。 这些动物其实是四足机器人，但脑袋戴的是硅胶面具 —— 对应埃隆·马斯克、马克·扎克伯格、杰夫·贝佐斯、安迪·沃霍尔、巴勃罗·毕加索，甚至还有 Beeple 本人的头像。 这些机器狗在展区里自由走动——同时用内置摄像头不断拍摄观众与环境，然后poop 出来打印照片或用风格滤镜或风格化处理，甚至部分带二维码可以 兑换为 NFT。 . . 03 0 94 are 10 他们像这些机器狗一样，决定了我们看见什么，怎么看。这件装置用荒诞与机械感，映射出数字时代对视觉／信息／感知控制权的隐喻。 不同头像对应不同风格：Warhol 的像波普艺术，Picasso 的像立体派，Musk 的黑白感，Zuckerberg 的元宇宙风……非常荒诞，但也很到位。 if B --- 4 P . 14 ( ( 01 Beeple 想通过这件作品表达的是：今天我们看世界的方式，不再主要通过传统艺术家，而是通过掌控算法、社交平台、资讯 ...

（来源：深圳市投资基金同业公会） 9 i o TEV 20 1 ) 141 P & 公众号 · 红三兵稳中取胜 不同头像对应不同风格：Warhol 的像波普艺术，Picasso 的像立体派，Musk 的黑白感，Zuckerberg 的元 宇宙风……非常荒诞，但也很到位。 ‰ 公众号・红三兵稳中取胜 Beeple 想通过这件作品表达的是：今天我们看世界的方式，不再主要通过传统艺术家，而是通过掌控 算法、社交平台、资讯流的大公司与科技巨头。 在 Art Basel Miami Beach 2025 迈阿密巴塞尔艺术展会上，数字艺术家 Beeple 带来了一件非常吸引眼球 也极具"讽刺意味"的作品 —— Regular Animals。 这些动物其实是四足机器人，但脑袋戴的是硅胶面具 —— 对应埃隆·马斯克、马克·扎克伯格、杰夫·贝 佐斯、安迪·沃霍尔、巴勃罗·毕加索，甚至还有 Beeple 本人的头像。 这些机器狗在展区里自由走动——同时用内置摄像头不断拍摄观众与环境，然后poop 出来打印照片或 用风格滤镜或风格化处理，甚至部分带二维码可以兑换为 NFT。 他们像这些机器狗一样，决定了我们看见什么，怎么看。这件 ...

中新网评：数字时代，本土特色是最硬的流量密码 中新网北京12月4日电(记者 袁秀月)上世纪70年代，艺术家安迪·沃霍尔曾对未来做出预言，每个人都可 能在15分钟内出名。如今，这一预言也可以应用到城市上：数字时代，每座城市都有机会迎来自己的高 光时刻。 也许这座城市的规模并不大，也不是传统的旅游热门地，甚至有点冷门，但只要它有具备辨识度的本土 特色，有充满人情味的城市魅力，能提供足够的情绪价值和体验感，就可能借助社交媒体火出圈。从淄 博烧烤、"尔滨"冰雪旅游到天水麻辣烫，再到最近的"广德三件套"，莫不如此。 正如有人这样分析广德爆火的密码，不只是因为"炖锅＋卡旺卡奶茶＋詹记桃酥"三件单品，还因为它们 击中了人们对于地道风物和松弛生活方式的向往。 炖锅代表了广德乃至整个宣城地区的饮食特色，奶茶是当地年轻人熟悉的味道，桃酥则是当地的"老字 号"。它们并非人为硬凑而成，而是当地人普通生活的一部分。正因为够有特色、够真实、够接地气， 才意外成为一种新的文旅现象。 编辑：郭晋嘉 广告等商务合作，请点击这里 本文为转载内容，授权事宜请联系原著作权人 中新经纬版权所有，未经书面授权，任何单位及个人不得转载、摘编或以其它方式使 ...

Core Insights - The "2025 Chengdu International Forum" concluded in Guangzhou, focusing on the theme of "World Economic Development Trends under Trade and Tariff Conflicts" [7] - Participants emphasized the importance of managing risks associated with the "technology gap" and integrating into the digital age, alongside addressing traditional economic risks [9] Group 1: Economic Risks and Trade Policies - Romano Prodi, former Prime Minister of Italy, noted that many trade policies are driven by internal political demands rather than economic logic, increasing unpredictability in global supply chains [8] - Kim Campbell, former Prime Minister of Canada, highlighted the negative impact of tariff policies on global supply chains and free trade, stressing the need for better information sharing among nations [8] - Several attendees agreed that the ability to manage risks is directly linked to the stability and sustainability of development [9] Group 2: Development Paradigm Shift - The forum discussed the need for a transformation in development paradigms, moving away from merely pursuing growth speed and scale towards sustainable development that emphasizes endogenous motivation and shared welfare [10] - María Fernanda Espinosa, former Foreign Minister of Ecuador, called for reforms in economic governance institutions to ensure fair resource distribution and amplify the voices of developing countries [10] - Michelle Bachelet, former President of Chile, emphasized the necessity of systemic approaches to address global risks like climate change and financial crises, advocating for cooperation over confrontation [10][11] Group 3: Technological Integration and Opportunities - Jorge Quiroga, former President of Bolivia, warned that developing countries risk marginalization in the new technology wave, particularly in AI and digital economy sectors [9] - Xue Lan, a senior professor at Tsinghua University, pointed out that China's open-source model could help smaller countries leverage AI advancements at lower costs [9] - The forum highlighted the potential for China to lead in global development trends by investing in long-term development and technology transfer to assist developing nations [9] Group 4: International Cooperation and Globalization - Prodi emphasized the importance of China-EU cooperation in stabilizing the global economy amidst rising political tensions and trade conflicts [12] - Li Cheng, a professor at the University of Hong Kong, discussed the rise of unilateralism and its implications for global trade, arguing that the U.S. approach to tariffs has backfired [14] - Espinosa noted that globalization is not over but is entering a "recalibration" phase, requiring nations to reassess their interdependence and governance strategies [16]

Core Viewpoint - The 2025 World Internet Conference in Wuzhen highlights China's technological strength and fosters international collaboration in the tech sector [1] Group 1 - Representatives from Iran, Nepal, and Eritrea express admiration for China's new technologies [1] - The conference emphasizes the importance of cooperation for mutual benefits in the digital age [1] - The event serves as a platform for showcasing China's advancements in technology [1]

Group 1 - The core theme of the conference is "the core components and cultivation paths of students' artificial intelligence literacy in the digital age," addressing the global need for educational reform in response to technological advancements [3] - Three key initiatives were proposed: building collaborative platforms for international educational exchange, sharing resources to create new models of artificial intelligence education, and co-developing talent to establish innovative educational paradigms [3] - The conference marked the largest participation to date, with over 350 attendees from 16 countries, highlighting the growing international collaboration in education [1][3] Group 2 - Since its inception in 2005, the Jiangsu International Exchange and Cooperation Conference for Primary and Secondary School Principals has established over 2,000 sister school partnerships, facilitating extensive exchanges and collaborations among more than 50,000 teachers and students [8] - The conference resulted in the establishment of 46 new sister school partnerships, further expanding Jiangsu's international educational network [6] - Jiangsu's education authorities emphasize the importance of continuous exploration and innovation in basic education to contribute to high-quality development in the digital age [8]

Core Viewpoint - The widespread application of artificial intelligence (AI) is expected to lead to significant job displacement, necessitating re-employment training for affected individuals [1][2]. Group 1: Employment and Training - AI's replacement of human labor is a defining characteristic of the digital age, resulting in inevitable large-scale unemployment [2]. - The nature of vocational training in a digital society differs fundamentally from that in traditional economies, as rapid technological changes make it difficult to identify current skill demands [2]. - Despite challenges, the digital society offers abundant educational resources, allowing individuals to learn new skills through accessible online platforms [2][3]. Group 2: Government Policies - Governments can promote lifelong learning by collaborating with educational institutions to provide free educational resources and offering "learning funds" to unemployed individuals for online courses [3]. Group 3: Role of AI in Learning - While AI tools like ChatGPT can provide knowledge, they cannot replace the need for skilled teachers who impart practical skills and values, especially during formative years [4]. - The ability to ask meaningful questions is crucial for knowledge acquisition, highlighting the importance of a foundational understanding before engaging with AI [4]. Group 4: Digital Rights and Governance - The development of digital technologies has led to new rights for individuals, such as internet freedom and data ownership, with the concept of "disconnection rights" emerging as a means to protect personal autonomy [5]. - The advancement of AI presents both solutions and challenges, necessitating ongoing governance and collaborative efforts from various sectors to ensure ethical development [5][6]. Group 5: Societal Implications - The integration of AI into social interactions may alleviate loneliness but risks diminishing human emotional growth and expression [6]. - The digital divide has evolved into a political challenge, creating new "algorithmic classes" and emphasizing the need for interdisciplinary research to address these issues [6].

Core Insights - The transition from the "digital age" to the "intelligent age" is underway, with significant growth in the user base of generative artificial intelligence (AIGC) in China, reaching 515 million users by June 2025, a penetration rate of 36.5% [1] - The rapid increase in users, up by 266 million or 106.6% compared to the end of last year, indicates that the market is on the brink of an explosion [1] Group 1: User Growth and Technology Maturity - The explosive growth in user numbers is attributed to technological maturity and a rich array of products, with over 90% of users preferring domestic large models [1] - A total of 538 generative AI services have been registered in China by August 2025, with applications spanning various fields such as Q&A, office tasks, entertainment, and content creation [1] Group 2: Systemic Restructuring of Industries - AIGC is driving a systemic restructuring of production logic from "process-driven" to "human-machine collaboration," allowing AI to assist in knowledge and creative tasks, thereby redefining innovation speed and cost in industries like pharmaceuticals and engineering [2] - The industrial organization is evolving from a "chain-based ecosystem" to a "networked ecosystem," enabling decentralized production and content creation, lowering barriers for small teams and individuals to produce professional-quality outputs [3] - Competitive logic is shifting from "scale" to "ecosystem," where companies that can create a closed loop of user engagement and data optimization will establish a dynamic competitive advantage [3] Group 3: Challenges and Ethical Considerations - The rise of AIGC also brings forth challenges such as the emergence of a new "digital divide," where disparities between those who effectively utilize AI and those who do not become pronounced [4] - Ethical and regulatory challenges are intensifying, with concerns over AI bias, data privacy, and accountability becoming pressing social issues as the user base expands [4]

Core Insights - The transition from the "digital age" to the "intelligent age" is underway, with significant growth in the user base of generative artificial intelligence (AIGC) in China, projected to reach 515 million users by June 2025, representing a penetration rate of 36.5% [1] - The rapid increase in users, up by 266 million in just six months, indicates a market poised for explosive growth, driven by technological maturity and a diverse range of products [1] Group 1: User Growth and Technology Maturity - The user base of AIGC in China has seen a remarkable increase of 106.6% compared to the end of the previous year, highlighting the burgeoning demand for AI applications [1] - A complete AI industry system has been established in China, with significant advancements in domestic AIGC products, including improved logical reasoning capabilities and reduced model inference costs [1] - Over 90% of users prefer domestic large models, indicating a strong domestic market for AIGC solutions [1] Group 2: Systemic Restructuring of Industries - AIGC is transforming production logic from "process-driven" to "human-machine collaboration," allowing AI to take on initial tasks in knowledge and creative work, thus redefining innovation speed and cost in various fields [2] - The industrial organization is evolving from a "chain-based ecosystem" to a "networked ecosystem," enabling decentralized production and content creation, lowering barriers for small teams and individuals to produce professional-quality outputs [3] - The competitive logic of enterprises is shifting from "scale" to "ecosystem," where the focus is on high-quality data and user feedback to create a dynamic competitive advantage [3] Group 3: Challenges and Ethical Considerations - The rise of AIGC is creating a new "digital divide," where disparities between those who effectively utilize AI and those who do not will become pronounced, raising ethical and regulatory challenges [4] - The implications of 500 million users introduce significant risks related to AI bias, data privacy, and accountability, which are emerging as pressing social issues [4] - AIGC is not only expanding cognitive boundaries but also opening the door to a new form of civilization in the intelligent age [4]