Pope Leo says AI doom concerns are not 'fake news'
The pope said AI safety concerns should be taken seriously and criticized tech CEOs opposed to guardrails.
S. President Donald Trump. S. pope, who has cautioned about AI risks throughout his 16-month papacy, also criticized technology executives who have argued the technology should face no guardrails.
"I do think that the concerns raised by many of the experts, specialists in AI, should be taken seriously," Leo said at a press conference on the flight back to Rome after a four-day trip to France. " Nvidia chief executive Jensen Huang told CBS News this 28 Last month, Leo agreed with Trump that concerns about AI safety were overstated. He said the world should continue dialogue, study and investigation to find ways to ensure AI does not reach a point where it could destroy humanity. "I think that there are enough people seriously interested in that … but we have to keep working," the pope said.
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