US Edition"The Idolatry of technology." Vatican Theologian Warns Against Unbridled Use of Chatbots
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Bishop Antonio Staglianò, president of the Pontifical Academy of Theology, warned against the idolatry of so-called artificial intelligence (AI). "Perhaps AI doesn't need limits, only a soul. And only an anthropology capable of considering the infinity of man without falling into the idolatry of technology can provide a soul," the Italian prelate believes. According to him, the real stakes in the debate on AI "are neither technical nor legal: th…
Bishop Antonio Staglianò, president of the Pontifical Academy of Theology, has warned against the idolatry of artificial intelligence (AI). "Perhaps AI doesn't need limits, only a soul. And only an anthropology capable of considering the infinity of man without falling into the idolatry of technology can provide a soul," the Italian prelate believes. According to him, the real stakes in the debate on artificial intelligence are not. The article,…
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