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November 30, 2017

Cathy Majtenyi: Robot ‘care’ can’t replace love of the Body of Christ

Sophia speaking at the AI for GOOD Global Summit in Geneva in June 2017. The humanoid robot is developed by Hong Kong-based company, Hanson Robotics. On Oct. 2017 she became a Saudi Arabian citizen, the first robot to do so.
A pivotal moment in human history occurred Oct. 25 at the Future Investment Initiative conference in the Saudi capital, Riyadh.
Published in Register Columnists
November 21, 2017

Science, humanities must overcome 'tragic division,' Pope says

A robot is seen on display during the Artificial Intelligence Exhibition and Conference in Tokyo June 28. A recent Vatican conference looked at the challenges facing humanity given rapid advancements in neuroscience, genetics in medicine and artificial intelligence.
VATICAN CITY – Science, technology, religion and the humanities need to work together for their mutual benefit and to safeguard humanity, Pope Francis said.
Published in International
August 10, 2017

Comment: Artificial intelligence is coming, ready or not

A humanoid robot dances at the International Tourism Trade Fair in Berlin in 2016. Rapidly emerging fields of artificial intellgence are posing challenges to what it means to be human.

The other day, I got into a discussion about singularity and artificial intelligence with a computer science student. He’s young, smart and full of optimism. I’m older, debatably wiser and certainly more skeptical about the benefits of AI.

Published in Robert Brehl
December 5, 2016

Vatican weighs in on power, limits of artificial intelligence

At the Pontifical Academy of Sciences, experts discussed the power and limitations of artificial intelligence.

VATICAN CITY – This week the Vatican hosted a high-level discussion in the world of science, gathering experts to discuss the progress, benefits and limits of advances in artificial intelligence.

Published in Vatican
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