Earlier version, Thursday 22 October
Cardinal Parolin opens 5-day meeting on canon law
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Cardinal Pietro Parolin opened a five-day series of meetings on October 20 to commemorate the 150th anniversary of the Faculty of Canon Law at the Pontifical Gregorian University in Rome. During his address, the Vatican Secretary of State called for legal rules to govern the development of artificial intelligence to prevent new technologies from worsening existing inequalities and promoting exclusion.
Parolin stated that law must keep pace with technological progress to protect people from the abuse of technological power. He suggested that legal frameworks should align with justice and the common good.
Drawing on the concept of Magnifica humanitas, Parolin provided three guidelines for jurists to ensure greater justice within legal norms: using conciliatory language, adopting the perspective of victims, and cultivating a healthy realism.
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Earlier version, Thursday 22 October
Cardinal Parolin opens 5-day meeting on canon law
Earlier version, Thursday 22 October
Cardinal Parolin opens 5-day meeting at Gregorian University
Earlier version, Thursday 22 October
Cardinal Parolin opens 150th anniversary of Gregorian University's Canon Law Faculty
Earlier version, Thursday 22 October
Cardinal Parolin opens 5-day meeting on 150th anniversary of Gregorian University's Canon Law Faculty
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