Antonio Gracias

Nuclear disarmament remains a service to peace and the dignity of the human family.

In a similar sense, artificial intelligence now demands to be disarmed, freed from logics that turn it into an instrument of domination.

I think it makes some, and it's very funny that the last Pope during a big, you know, the industrial revolution, his name was Leo as well.

I think he makes some very valid points.

For example, the morality part to AI, you can't rely on AI for morality.

You have all this San Francisco,

Some of them, they're not my favorite people, injecting their moral standards to AI.

You know what I mean?

Creating new religions.

There's a few AI-based religions that have this.

Some of the bigger points, I think them not having AI-controlled weapons.

I think human life, I might be on the wrong, but human life is too valuable for an algorithm to decide between life or death.

What else did he say?

Like AI must serve humanity.

I think that's the main point right here.

Like we can't let AI, we can't get to the point.

And it's very possible that we'll get to the point that we start serving AI.

I don't know if you guys seen, there's an app where AI can hire you to do human jobs.

We're getting to that point and we're getting very close.

Now about the oversight part, it's just so difficult.