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Monday, October 14th, 2024
Artificial intelligence is about to get a close-up investigation from Notre Dame Catholic University academics tasked with reporting on its ethical uses. This is a task close to the Pope’s heart. Earlier this year he spoke of political leaders’ responsibility to ensure AI is used ethically. Project plan The University has announced that it will Read more
Tags: artificial general intelligence, Artificial intelligence, Ethics, Notre Dame Catholic University, Ppe Francis
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Thursday, October 3rd, 2024
The internet, a vast and indispensable resource for modern society, has a darker side where malicious activities thrive. From identity theft to sophisticated malware attacks, cyber criminals keep coming up with new scam methods. Widely-available generative artificial intelligence (AI) tools have now added a new layer of complexity to the cybersecurity landscape. Staying on top Read more
Tags: AI, Artificial intelligence, ChatGPT, Cyber crime, Cybersecurity, Dark LLMs, FraudGPT, Identity theft, Malware attacks, WormGPT
Posted in Analysis and Comment | Comments Off on FraudGPT and other malicious AIs are the new frontier of online threats. What can we do?
Monday, July 15th, 2024
Imagine a world where AI is omnipresent. It occupies your home, your car, your workplace, your pocket. Even your mind. Every aspect of your daily routine is seamlessly integrated with this sophisticated technology. It anticipates your needs, completes your thoughts, deciphers your emotions, plays your favorite songs, drafts your emails and even suggests your next Read more
Tags: Artificial intelligence, Faith, Religion, Spirituality
Posted in Analysis and Comment | Comments Off on Can AI make faith great again for the masses?
Monday, June 24th, 2024
We all like things neat, uncomplicated and in good order. But as we step over the threshold into the virtual world created by artificial intelligence, it seems to me that inclination may be more problematic than ever. Over the past few weeks, I’ve seen a number of images circulating on social media. A baby dolphin, Read more
Tags: Artificial intelligence, discipleship, Imperfection
Posted in Analysis and Comment | Comments Off on Peter, Paul and the messiness of Christian discipleship
Thursday, May 16th, 2024
“How would you feel about Daddy and me turning into ghostbots?” I asked this peculiar question to my two children after reading about “grief tech,” the latest wonder child of artificial intelligence that allows the living to remain digitally connected to the dead through “ghostbots.” I explained to our children that they could feed our Read more
Tags: AI, Artificial intelligence, Death, Ghost bots, grief, Grief bots, Grief technology
Posted in Analysis and Comment | Comments Off on The false promise of keeping a loved one ‘alive’ with A.I. grief bots
Thursday, December 7th, 2023
Fr Alban McCoy OFMConv. is contesting the notion that AI could replace priests. McCoy, an editorial consultant at The Tablet, says the depth of the priestly role is beyond mere preaching. “To say that AI will replace priests suggests a very truncated, post-reformation and secularist view of what priests are and what they’re for, implying Read more
Tags: AI, Artificial intelligence, ChatGPT, Fr Alban McCoy, UK Department for Education
Posted in World | Comments Off on Experts dismiss report AI could replace priests
Thursday, September 28th, 2023
The Holy See’s foreign minister addressed the UN General Assembly, calling for a halt to the deployment of lethal autonomous weapons systems. Archbishop Paul Gallagher joined a chorus of concerns raised by various speakers regarding artificial intelligence (AI). “It is imperative to ensure adequate, meaningful and consistent human oversight of weapon systems,” Gallagher said. “Only Read more
Tags: AI, Archbishop Paul Gallagher, Artificial intelligence, Lethal Autonomous Weapons Systems, UN General Assembly, UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres, United nations
Posted in World | Comments Off on Vatican urges pause on lethal autonomous weapons
Thursday, September 28th, 2023
In a significant move, the NZ Catholic bishops are promoting open and informed life discussion through a modernised and broadened document, Te Kahu o te Ora – A Consistent Ethic of Life. The modernisation seeks to fill a twenty-six-year gap and reflect some of the modern challenges. Dr John Kleinsman, director of the NZ Catholic Read more
Tags: A Consistent Ethic of Life, Abuse, AI, Artificial intelligence, Beginning of life, Bishop Steve Lowe, Corrections, creation, Discrimination, end of life, Information Technology, Integrity, John Kleinsman, Justice, Nathaniel Centre, NZ Catholic bishops, Peace, Poverty, Sexual abuse, Te Kahu o te Ora, War
Posted in Great reads, New Zealand | Comments Off on NZ Catholic bishops promote open informed life discussions
Monday, August 28th, 2023
Magisterium AI, a new programme using artificial intelligence (AI), is poised to revolutionise academic research in Catholic education. The US-based company Longbeard created the programme, which uses AI technology to provide users with information on everything relating to Catholic doctrine, teachings, and canon law. Drawing a parallel to the widely recognised ChatGPT AI, Magisterium AI Read more
Tags: AI, Artificial intelligence, Catholic research, Fr David Nazar, Fr Philip Larrey, Magisterium AI
Posted in World | Comments Off on Magisterium AI promises to revolutionise Catholic academic research
Thursday, August 10th, 2023
Pope Francis wants the next World Day of Peace to focus on artificial intelligence’s impact, opportunities and dangers as the technology develops and influences a growing number of fields, from information to warfare. “Pope Francis calls for an open dialogue on the meaning of these new technologies, endowed with disruptive possibilities and ambivalent effects,” read Read more
Tags: AI, AI ethics, Artificial intelligence, Pope Francis and AI, World Day of Peace
Posted in News Shorts, World | Comments Off on Pope Francis calls for AI ethics free from violence and discrimination