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Concerns Raised Over AI Development and Regulation by Catholic Church Advisor

Father Paolo Benanti, an advisor to the Catholic Church on AI, has expressed concerns regarding the rapid development of artificial intelligence and the need for public regulation. He argues that the focus on superintelligence detracts from essential discussions about ethical standards and human control over AI technologies. His comments follow a recent encyclical by Pope Leo addressing the implications of AI and calling for international cooperation in its development.

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Father Paolo Benanti, an advisor to the Catholic Church on AI, has expressed concerns regarding the rapid development of artificial intelligence and the need for public regulation. He argues that the focus on superintelligence detracts from essential discussions about ethical standards and human control over AI technologies. His comments follow a recent encyclical by Pope Leo addressing the implications of AI and calling for international cooperation in its development.

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The Pope’s AI Guy Is Worried About ‘Cartel’ Behavior Among Big Labs

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Concerns Raised Over AI Development and Regulation by Catholic Church Advisor