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Tech titans mostly silent after Pope Leo’s warning about risks of AI
(www.nbcnews.com)
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He's a religious leader, what does he have to do with the tech industry?
He's the leader of a worldwide organization thar millions of people look up to for moral guidance. Calling this stuff out is absolutely within his purview, and he's using his influence and reach for the right reasons.
I find it strange to trash arguably the most progressive pope in the history of the catholic church just because he's the catholic pope.
It's almost like you want those millions of people to forfeit their critical thinking to the tech oligarchs and far-right political propaganda...
Okay, he's a leader of a large religion.
That still doesn't give him any special knowledge or authority regarding AI.
But he's charged with the moral guidance of his flock, and he's using that to push a positive message.
You don't have to look up to him, but he's not talking to you...
Exactly, he should be focusing on crime.
Specifically sex abuse within the church.