The permanent observer, bishop of Bishop Gabriel Kashia, in his intervention at the United Nations, asks that the benefits of artificial intelligence are available to everyone to be an “unusual tool for humanity”. Its use “must respect the basic moral principles that include transparency, neutrality and responsibility.”
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The international community is called to create “common moral principles to ensure that the use of artificial intelligence is really inclusive and does not undermine the social dimension of human nature.” Archbishop Gabriel Kashia, the permanent observer of the Apostolic Chair at the United Nations in New York, requested that the benefits of artificial intelligence for all and not only “a few distinct”. At the multilateral forum on sustainable development, which was held on Wednesday, May 7, Caccia reiterated the importance of technology and progress directed towards the public good.
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The head of bishops explained that artificial intelligence can be a “unusual tool for humanity”, which allows “knowledge to obtain.” However, there are risks related to “lack of sufficient controls and balances”, whose effects can exacerbate equality and a negative impact on social relations.
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Using artificial intelligence as a standard to solve problems may inhibit “solidarity, mutual assistance and discussion” and they have the consequences of people’s returns and weak social fabric. The Apostolic Chair warning also indicates that the society whose basic services are based on artificial intelligence can prefer those who have economic means and benefit from “advanced and personal artificial intelligence tools”, while others are having difficulty accessing technological services.
In conclusion, it is indicated, it must be guaranteed that the use of artificial intelligence “respects the basic moral principles that include transparency, neutrality, integration and responsibility.”
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