Pope Francis, G7 summit, artificial intelligence, AI, human-centric, lethal autonomous weapons, Rome Call for AI Ethics, Microsoft, IBM, Cisco Systems, Italy's innovation ministry, religious leaders, United Nations, AI safety

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updates: Includes key takeaways from Pope Francis' speech on AI at the G7 summit

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updates: Pope Francis warns of risks of AI and calls for ethical framework

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updates: Pope Francis' attendance at the G7 summit, his bilateral meetings with world leaders, and his emphasis on the need for 'algor-ethics' to shape AI

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updates: Pope Francis emphasizes the need for 'algor-ethics' and political action to shape AI development and use

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updates: Pope Francis calls for ban on lethal autonomous weapons at G7 summit

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updates: Added information about the Vatican's 'Rome Call for AI Ethics' and the United Nations resolution on AI safety

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updates: Pope Francis raises concerns about AI at G7 summit

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updates: Pope Francis urges stronger AI safeguards and ethical use at G7 Summit

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updates: Pope Francis to voice concerns about generative AI

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updates: Pope Francis will address G7 leaders on ethical AI and call for an international treaty [bfb46f76]

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updates: Pope Francis to hold meetings with world leaders

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updates: Pope Francis to attend G7 Summit and have bilateral conversations

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updates: Pope Francis to address G7 leaders on ethical AI

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updates: The Vatican names Mustafa Suleyman to its scientific academy

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updates: The Vatican's decision to include Hassabis in its scientific academy highlights the increasing importance of AI in various fields, including religion and ethics.

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updates: The Vatican's decision to include Hassabis in its scientific academy highlights the increasing importance of AI in various fields, including religion and ethics.

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updates: The Vatican appoints Demis Hassabis to its scientific academy

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updates: The Focolare Movement launches an initiative on AI ethics for global peace and human development

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updates: Added details about Friar Paolo Benanti's role as an AI ethicist for the Vatican and the Italian government, his recent activities, and his advocacy for global governance. Also included information about the EU's comprehensive AI rules and Pope Francis's call for an international treaty to regulate AI. Updated the story with additional quotes and perspectives from Friar Paolo Benanti.

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Version 0.33 (2024-01-21 11:46:13.950000)

updates: Includes information about Friar Paolo Benanti as the Vatican's top AI ethics expert and his role in advising Pope Francis, the UN, and Silicon Valley on AI governance and ethics. Mentions the need for governance and ethics in AI to ensure its use within a social context. Highlights the ethical implications of AI, such as the exploitation of low-wage workers in developing countries. Adds information about the European Union's deal on AI rules and the need for an international treaty to regulate AI. Emphasizes Pope Francis's message on the ethical dimension of AI and the need for responsible usage and ethical guidelines. Mentions Benanti's advocacy for the ethical use of AI and his belief in keeping AI development compatible with democracy. Adds information about Benanti's discussions with Microsoft President Brad Smith on the ethical implications of AI. Includes Italy's Premier Giorgia Meloni's focus on AI at this year's G-7 summit.

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updates: Introduction of Friar Paolo Benanti as the Vatican's top expert on AI ethics

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updates: Inclusion of Friar Paolo Benanti's perspective on AI ethics and governance

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updates: Inclusion of Friar Paolo Benanti's perspective on AI ethics and governance

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updates: Pope Francis's message on the integration of AI into society

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updates: EU lawmakers reach deal on AI rules, Pope calls for international treaty on AI regulation

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updates: Pope Francis calls for international treaty on AI regulation

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updates: Pope Francis calls for international treaty on AI regulation

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updates: EU's AI rules focus on regulating use of AI

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updates: EU lawmakers reach a deal on comprehensive AI rules

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updates: EU passes landmark AI Act to regulate AI development

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updates: Integration of information about AI legislation in Porto Alegre, Brazil

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updates: EU lawmakers resume talks on AI Act after marathon debate

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updates: EU policymakers reach provisional agreement on AI model regulation, but disagree on law enforcement

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updates: EU lawmakers and governments engage in marathon talks to finalize AI rules

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updates: EU's struggle to produce major global digital players in the AI industry

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updates: France urges Germany and EU to invest heavily in AI to keep pace with the US

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updates: The article provides additional information on the agreement reached by Germany, France, and Italy regarding future AI regulation in Europe. It also highlights the challenges in negotiating European AI rules and the importance of a unified approach. The article mentions the international agreement on AI security involving the US, UK, and other countries, as well as the guidelines released by the US and UK for securely developing and deploying AI systems. It also discusses the joint guidelines released by the US Department of Homeland Security's CISA and the UK's NCSC for making informed cybersecurity decisions regarding AI. Additionally, the article introduces the proposal for the AI Act in the European Union and the guidelines proposed by government cybersecurity agencies for algorithm writers. It mentions the ban proposed by the Spanish presidency of the EU Council on certain actions related to AI.

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updates: The US and UK release joint cybersecurity guidelines for AI

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updates: Incorporated information about Jen Easterly's comments on the need for building safeguards into AI systems from the start and the endorsement of new British-developed guidelines on AI cybersecurity by agencies from 18 countries.

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updates: The UK National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) and the U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) have developed global guidelines for AI security. The guidelines aim to raise cybersecurity levels and ensure secure design, development, deployment, and operation of AI systems. They have been endorsed by 15 countries, including Australia, Canada, Japan, Nigeria, and certain EU countries.

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updates: The US and UK release guidelines for secure AI development

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updates: The United States, Britain, and several other countries have unveiled an international agreement on keeping artificial intelligence (AI) safe from rogue actors. The 18 countries, including Germany, Italy, and Singapore, have agreed that companies designing and using AI should prioritize security and develop systems that are 'secure by design.' The US Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) described the agreement as an important first step. The initiative focuses on addressing how hackers might exploit AI systems but does not address the broader question of how AI systems themselves might pose a threat to humanity.

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updates: Inclusion of information about the international agreement on AI security

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updates: Negotiations on European AI rules and challenges faced

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updates: Collaboration between Germany, France, and Italy on AI regulation

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updates: Updated with details of the agreement and its implications

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updates: Updated with details from CGTN news

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updates: Updated with details of the joint paper and the digital summit

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updates: Updated with details from RNZ source

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