Bishop Paul Tighe in Krakow: We Cannot Allow Artificial Intelligence to Harm Humans
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Artificial intelligence can multiply both our capacity for good and our capacity for evil, which is why discussions about it cannot be left solely to scientists, economists, and technicians, said Bishop Paul D. Tighe, Secretary of the Section for Culture and Education.
Competition in the field of AI development leads to a neglect of the ethical dimension, noted Bishop Paul Tighe of the Vatican's Dicastery for Culture and Education. He emphasized that we cannot allow artificial intelligence to harm humanity. The second day of the 26th International Conference in the series "The Role of Christians in the Process of European Integration" began on Saturday. The article, "Bishop Paul Tighe in Krakow: We cannot allo…
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