They met top tech experts behind closed doors. Now these religious leaders are urging Congress to act.
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They met top tech experts behind closed doors. Now these religious leaders are urging Congress to act.
The U.S. Catholic bishops have formed a task force on artificial intelligence, with Bishop Oscar Cantú of San Jose as its chairman. The September 16 announcement followed a meeting between the bishops' Administrative Committee and representatives of technology companies.Cantú told Religion News Service that about seven technology experts from four companies spoke with roughly 30 bishops for two and a half hours. He said the discussion took place…
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ewtnnews.comChurch officials urge ‘care for workers’ amid AI race
“Catholic social teaching says that companies, that investors and management, owe care to the workers,” said Cardinal Michael Czerny, head of the Vatican’s Commission on AI. [...]
Cardinal Michael Czerny and Bishop Oscar Cantú ask that the artificial intelligence industry not seek profit at the expense of human dignity and workers.
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