Earlier version, Thursday 17 September
Cardinal Parolin urges regulation of AI
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Cardinal Pietro Parolin, the Holy See Secretary of State, called for the urgent regulation of artificial intelligence during a symposium in Rome. Speaking to journalists at the "Faith and Reason in the Era of Artificial Intelligence" conference, Parolin expressed concern that individual countries might act alone rather than following a unified approach.
Parolin supported a call from Italian President Mattarella for supranational responsibility to regulate the technology. He suggested that slowing the pace of development is necessary to protect the future of humanity. The cardinal noted that the rapid evolution of artificial intelligence requires common international rules to address potential risks to people and society.
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Earlier version, Thursday 17 September
Cardinal Parolin urges regulation of AI
Earlier version, Thursday 17 September
Cardinal Parolin calls for AI regulation
Earlier version, Thursday 17 September
Cardinal Parolin calls for regulation of AI
Earlier version, Wednesday 16 September
Parolin concerned over states going it alone on AI
Earlier version, Wednesday 16 September
Parolin expresses concern over states going it alone on AI
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