Re:Pope Leo XIV: "AI poses new challenges re: human dignity,...
by lo_zamoyski on Saturday May 10, 2025 @10:30PM
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Yes, or to put it more precisely, the attack on human dignity for which concern is being shown is precisely the injustice that AI can become the handmaiden of.
Re:Pope Leo XIV: "AI poses new challenges re: human dignity,...
by mullingitover on Sunday May 11, 2025 @03:20PM
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The market is pricing in a future where all the costs of labor will cease, and that wealth will be transferred to the owners of capital.
Sounds like a super bright future, I don’t see any reason for the church to worry about human dignity.
Re:Pope Leo XIV: "AI poses new challenges re: human dignity,...
by soco on Monday May 12, 2025 @04:29AM
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I am not sure through which lens I should read this comment. Is it sarcasm, or hope? Because as seen from my side, the wealth gets mainly transferred to a handful of billionaires, and that process is only speeding up. But maybe I'm just blind to the wealth transfer to the street sweeper or Amazon driver, in which case yes the future should be bright.
While this concern certainly exists to some extent in the Church, and may be somewhere in the Pope's thoughts, his explicit comparison to the Industrial Revolution and Rerum Novarum's response to it, and to it as a threat not only to human dignity but also to justice and labor, indicates that a—arguably the—major concern is for it as a potential occasion of and force for material mistreatment.