Nick Martell

It feels like the beginning of the mass extinction event that the techies have been warning about.

So tens of millions of people who work at a computer, they have been worried you may be one of them.

And yet, America's AI policy is just to get out of the way and let AI rip.

Thus far, no national regulation yet on AI.

We're still waiting for this stuff.

Deepfake bans, chatbot rules, any guardrails for the AI companies at all?

Anthropic and OpenAI, they've actually been asking for this for years to be regulated.

That's how much we need this kind of a thing.

They've asked the question...

How do we redistribute the huge gains that are coming from AI to make sure millions of people aren't left behind?

And besties, by the way, we should point out, it ain't just us, it ain't just America.

No major Western country has come up with a comprehensive plan for what to do with AI.

Except, record scratch, the Vatican.

The Pope just stood up and said, hey robots, hold my rope.

The Holy See in Rome has assumed a leadership role in setting AI policy.

The Pope says that since he doesn't have a military or any commercial interests,

He is a uniquely neutral party.

And given his status as head of the Catholic Church, he has a unique moral authority on the issue too.

So the Pope is stepping up.

He wants the Vatican to be the worldwide referee on what is real in the age of AI.