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The article offers information on the ethical and moral predicaments of Industry 4.0 that relates to data privacy, data ownership, system accessibility, cybersecurity, and the future of humanity. It mentions that Industry 4.0 refers to a wide range of concepts, including cyber-physical systems (CPSs), the Internet of Things (IoT), artificial intelligence (AI), cloud computing, and smart manufacturing.

The article explores concepts of trust, with an emphasis on the context of artificial intelligence (AI) applications and human-computer interaction. It outlines three types of characteristics in determining trust in AI systems, namely human, environment, and technology. Trust building was emphasized as a dynamic process, noting initial trust formation and continuous trust development as two stages for building trust.

In this paper, a new virtual synchronous generator (VSG) strategy based on the V2-P droop control strategy is proposed for the voltage source converter based multi-terminal high voltage direct current (VSC-MTDC) system. The VSG strategy enables the inverter stations to damp the power oscillation and provide frequency support for the AC system. Virtual inertia coefficient is obtained to couple the DC voltage and the angular frequency. To provide the oscillation damping and frequency support, the inverter stations could adjust the output power by the adjustment of the DC reference voltage. Due to the characteristic of the V2-P droop method, there is no requirement for the communication between inverter stations. The Monte Carlo method is used to test the probabilistic small signal stability of the VSG strategy. The performance of the proposed controller is demonstrated by a hybrid AC/DC system which is modeled in DIgSILENT/PowerFactory.