The explosive rise of generative artificial intelligence has once again sparked widespread attention around the world to the development of artificial intelligence, and has made people realize the important significance of large models for the development of artificial intelligence. During the 7th World Intelligence Conference, which opened today, scholars, experts, and business professionals from the global technology field expressed their in-depth insights on whether artificial intelligence technology will become a "threat" to humanity in the future. "I'm not worried that the big model will lead to fewer human jobs." Robin Lee, CEO of Baidu, said in a speech entitled "The big model changes AI", "The greatest danger and unsustainability of mankind is not the uncertainty brought about by innovation. On the contrary, we stop innovation, do not invent, do not create, do not make progress, and go on according to inertia, which brings all kinds of unpredictable risks, which is the greatest threat to mankind." In Robin Lee's view, the best way to find out the answer is to look back in the past. He takes the professions of underground water workers, carriage drivers, typists, and others over the past few hundred years as examples, pointing out that with the disappearance of these professions, many new jobs have also emerged, accompanied by population growth and rapid increase in per capita GDP. Personally, I am an optimist and I am not worried that big models will lead to a decrease in human job opportunities and a deterioration in life. The question is whether our education can help the younger generation adapt to rapid technological changes. At the same time, more attendees are also optimistic about the prospects of artificial intelligence. Isachenko, Chairman of the Executive Committee of the Mogilev Oblast in Belarus, believes that new technologies in artificial intelligence will enhance human well-being and liberate humanity from heavy work. Harald Kuhn, director of the Institute of Electronic Nanosystems at the Fraunhofer Association in Germany, believes that in the field of intelligent driving, artificial intelligence with extremely low power consumption will drive the development of nanotechnology in the fields of microelectronics and chips. If using artificial intelligence to draw and write poetry is just fun, then the value created by artificial intelligence for the real economy is more worthy of attention and research and development. "Lenovo Group Chairman and CEO Yang Yuanqing pointed out that by deploying computing resources and improving computing efficiency, enterprises can quickly combine human intelligence models and algorithms to mine data value, thereby better supporting business decisions. Liu Qingfeng, Chairman of iFLYTEK, stated that taking the Spark Model launched by the company as an example, General Artificial Intelligence is continuously empowering developers, which greatly lowers the threshold for entrepreneurs. As long as you can write a Prompt, have creativity and inspiration, then a lot of things can be done with universal artificial intelligence. It is understood that this World Intelligence Conference will be held from May 18th to 21st in Tianjin. The conference focuses on the theme of "Smart Action for the Future", focusing on empowering economic and social development with intelligent technology, gathering talents from all over the world to work together for an intelligent future, gathering intelligent achievements, achieving shared and win-win results, and comprehensively creating a new window to showcase smart Tianjin and digital China. (New News Agency)