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The story of the day today, the Pope warns against artificial intelligence. Here's what happened.

The Pope gave a message the other day about the risks of AI, a very long message, at least the

written message, was very long. And he gave this message next to the co-founder of Anthropic,

which is a AI developer. So it's an interesting combination of the tech world and a theological world coming together

that I've never seen before.

Again, his formal message was very long.

Every newspaper article summary I read about it, it's like highlighted like the woke stuff. I don't

know how I was to put it right, like how AI's going to affect unemployment. Therefore, we need

political solutions. I should say this is a better way, but excuse me, not the woke part. I take

that back. The articles I read about this focused on the political aspects.

That's a better way to say that.

I'm more concerned about the effects of artificial intelligence, not so much on the employment

market, although that's extremely important.

I'm focused more on the heart and soul of human beings.

I do like this part of the Pope's message.

The Pope said, we must then avoid the Babel syndrome as an Tower of Babel, namely the idolatry of

profit that sacrifices the weak, a uniformity that neutralizes differences, and the pretense that a single

language, even a digital one, can translate everything, including the mystery of the person,

into data and performance. The risk of dehumanization, of building a future that excludes God

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