Ewtnnews Vatican Warns of AI Deepfakes Threatening Human Encounters
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- •Cardinal Mendonça warns AI deepfakes threaten authentic human interactions.
- •The Vatican conference precedes the release of Pope Leo XIV's encyclical on AI.
- •Experts emphasize the importance of guiding digital innovation responsibly.
At a conference in Rome, Cardinal Jose Tolentino de Mendonça highlighted the dangers of AI deepfakes, stating they alter the 'grammar of human encounter.' He warned that such technology can have painful consequences for individuals and damage societal structures. The conference, themed 'Preserving Human Voices and Faces,' was held ahead of Pope Leo XIV's upcoming encyclical, 'Magnifica Humanitas,' which will address moral and social questions related to AI. Mendonça emphasized the need to guide digital innovation rather than halt it. The event gathered experts from various fields to discuss the implications of AI on authentic human experiences.
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