Reflection, Integration, and Demarcation: Individual Life Activities and Ethical Considerations in the Age of Artificial Intelligence

Ye Haosheng, Yang Keyi, Gao Yongshuang, Deng Shuangyan, Wang Huan, Xu Landan^*

School of Arts, Sichuan Preschool Educators College

Abstract：

Life and morality are intertwined and coexist with each other. The presence of life is indispensable in morality, and changes in the environment in which life activities occur will inevitably affect the formation of individual moral narratives. In the era of artificial intelligence, technological algorithms have the ability to self evolve and learn and remember. Although the virtual scenarios they create expand human life experiences, they also raise several ethical issues, including the order of life values, embodied participation, and personalized expression. This article is based on the practice of the "Intelligent Innovation Vision AI+Real Scene Customized Video Service Studio" entrepreneurship training project of the 2026 Sichuan Province College Student Innovation Training Program, examining the ethical risks that technology in the intelligent era may bring to individuals and preventing artificial intelligence from "desecrating" the meaning of life. In practical applications, value guidance cannot be separated from the development direction of the artificial intelligence era, and should adhere to the principle of "technology for the good" in terms of technological ethics.

Key Words：

Artificial Intelligence; value guidance; life; technology; ethical considerations