Text-to-Video Models and National Security Work: Exploring Potential, Identifying Risks, and Formulating Policies

DOI: https://doi.org/10.62517/jmsd.202412405

Author(s)

Haitao Pan1, Zefeng Wang2,*, Hongchang Zhou2, Jean-Marie Nianga3

Affiliation(s)

1Anding College, Huzhou University, Huzhou, China 2School of Information Engineering, Huzhou University, Huzhou, China 3Sino-Congolaise pour le Développement (Fondation), Brazaville, Congo Republic *Corresponding Author.

Abstract

With the rapid development of artificial intelligence technology, Text-to-Video models, which represent the forefront of current video generation technology, will face numerous opportunities and challenges in the future. This paper combines a large number of research reports and scientific experience to introduce the pros and cons of Text-to-Video models for national security work and put forward relevant suggestions. Text-to-Video models have significant value in protecting national security and maintaining social unity. By generating high-quality video content, Text-to-Video models can effectively disseminate shared social values, display the country's history, culture, and social development achievements, enhance national cultural soft power and international discourse power, and enhance the cohesion and influence of protecting national security and maintaining social unity. However, the misuse of Text-to-Video model technology and the spread of false information also pose new challenges to protecting national security and maintaining social unity. Therefore, when using Text-to-Video models, it is necessary to emphasize the importance of their reasonable application and ensure that technological applications comply with laws regulations and social ethics, and conform to shared social values and serve the country's long-term development and social harmony and stability.

Keywords

Text-to-Video; Opportunities; Challenges; National Security; Strategy

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