Pope Leo says AI concerns are not ‘fake news,’ must act on safety issues
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Summary
Pope Leo XIV said worries about artificial intelligence (AI) are real and not just false information. He said people need to talk about rules to keep AI safe, but he is not personally scared.Key Facts
- Pope Leo XIV spoke about artificial intelligence concerns on Monday.
- He said the worries are legitimate and should not be called "fake news."
- He believes it's important to discuss how to regulate AI.
- The Pope said he is not in panic mode about AI risks.
- This statement came as he traveled from France to Vatican City.
- He emphasized acting on safety issues related to AI technology.
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