Contradicting Trump, Pope Leo says artificial intelligence safety concerns not 'fake news'
Pope Leo XIV says concerns about artificial intelligence going rogue are not “fake news” and should be taken seriously.
Pope Leo XIV says concerns about artificial intelligence going rogue are not “fake news” and should be taken seriously.
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Pope Leo XIV says concerns about artificial intelligence going rogue are not “fake news” and should be taken seriously.
ABOARD THE PAPAL FLIGHT, Sept 28 - Pope Leo on Monday said concerns that artificial intelligence could destroy the world are not \"fake news\" and should be taken seriously, in an apparent rebuke of US President Donald Trump.
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The Pope has repeated his warnings about artificial intelligence - saying concerns the technology could go rogue are not "fake news".
Pope Leo XIV told reporters that warnings from AI researchers should be "taken seriously" and are not "fake news." Why it matters: Leo is leading the Catholic Church as AI raises sweeping societal concerns , and he has made confronting those risks a key part of his papacy . As the first American pope, Leo is also positioned to counter President Trump, who called concerns over AI safety a "HOAX" an
Pope Leo XIV said Monday that concerns about artificial intelligence going rogue are not "fake news" and should be taken seriously, insisting that safety issues raised by AI experts should be discussed and acted on.
Pope Leo on Monday said concerns that artificial intelligence could destroy the world are not “fake news” and should be taken seriously, in an apparent rebuke of US President Donald Trump. The first US pope, who has warned of the dangers of AI throughout his 16-month papacy, also directly criticised technology CEOs who argued there should be no guardrails on the technology. “I do think that the
Pontiff’s remarks are in stark contrast to US president Donald Trump, who says fears about AI’s dangers are a ‘hoax’
Pope Leo XIV on Monday said mounting concerns about artificial intelligence software going rogue require discussions on how to regulate it, dismissing the notion that they are "fake news." "If someone were to ask me, 'Am I in panic mode?' No, I’m not," Leo told reporters while leaving France for Vatican City. "I sleep at...
Leo, the first U.S. pope, also directly criticized technology CEOs who argued there should be no guardrails on the technology.