US EditionPope Francis tells G7 that humans must not lose control of AI
- The Pope emphasized the importance of overseeing AI advancements to protect human life, emphasizing that machines should not have the power to decide people's fate.
- Pope Francis warned that, similar to humanity's past misuse of freedom, AI could jeopardize humanity and the planet if not managed carefully.
- He expressed concern that AI could compromise integrity, human dignity in domains like education, the criminal justice system, and warfare.
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Pope tells G7 that humans must not lose control of AI
Pope Francis became the first pontiff to address a Group of Seven summit on Friday, warning world leaders that Artificial Intelligence must never be allowed to get the upper hand over humanity. Zachary Goelman produced this report.
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Pope Francis tells G7 that humans must not lose control of AI
BORGO EGNAZIA, Italy: Pope Francis became the first pontiff to address a Group of Seven summit on Friday (Jun 14), warning world leaders that Artificial Intelligence must never
Pope Francis warns of AI in first-ever G-7 papal address, urges 'safeguards' for 'proper human control'
Pope Francis delivered the first-ever papal address to the G-7 conference in Italy on Friday, warning world leaders that safeguards must be put in place to prevent severe ethical abuses of AI.
Pope Francis to G7: Humans must not lose control of AI
BORGO EGNAZIA, Italy – Pope Francis became the first pontiff to address a Group of Seven summit on Friday, June 14, warning world leaders that artificial intelligence (AI) must never be allowed to get the upper hand over humanity. An array of global chiefs warmly embraced the 87-year-old pope as he made his way around their huge oval table, pushed in a wheelchair as age and infirmity limit his mobility. The pope said AI represented an “epochal t…
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