US EditionVatican Issues Guidelines on Ethical AI Use in Healthcare, Warfare, and Society
- The Vatican released a document outlining ethical guidelines for artificial intelligence, emphasizing it should complement human intelligence, not replace it.
- The document warns that AI poses risks in various sectors, including warfare and healthcare, and calls for increased human responsibility.
- Pope Francis highlighted the dangers of AI, stating it can spread misinformation and undermine societal foundations, requiring careful regulation.
- The Vatican urges governments to monitor AI development closely, noting it has 'the shadow of evil' and raises critical concerns for humanity's future.
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The Vatican urges ethical AI use in warfare and healthcare
This story incorporates reporting from Angelus, Catholic News Agency and The New York Times.The Vatican has released a comprehensive document offering new guidelines for the ethical development and use of artificial intelligence, with a focus on areas such as warfare and healthcare. This document underscores the…Read more...
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