(ANSA) – ROME, JUN 17 – Pope Leo XIV said artificial intelligence and social media were among the threats to human dignity as he met Italian bishops in the Vatican on Tuesday.
“There are challenges that call into question the respect for the dignity of the human person,” the American pontiff said when addressing the Italian Episcopal Conference (CEI) in the Vatican’s Hall of Blessings.
“Artificial intelligence, biotechnologies, the data economy, and social media are profoundly transforming our perception and experience of life.
“In this context, the dignity of the human being risks being flattened or forgotten, replaced by functions, automatisms, simulations.
“But the person is not a system of algorithms: he or she is a creature, a relationship, a mystery.” (ANSA).
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“There are challenges that call into question the respect for the dignity of the human person,” the American pontiff said when addressing the Italian Episcopal Conference (CEI) in the Vatican’s Hall of Blessings.
“Artificial intelligence, biotechnologies, the data economy, and social media are profoundly transforming our perception and experience of life.
“In this context, the dignity of the human being risks being flattened or forgotten, replaced by functions, automatisms, simulations.
“But the person is not a system of algorithms: he or she is a creature, a relationship, a mystery.” (ANSA).
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