Pope warns of States' difficulty in controlling private AI giants
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Pope warns of States' difficulty in controlling private AI giants

Correio da Manhã28 August 2026 at 15:09

The Pope warned of the difficulty States face in controlling large private artificial intelligence companies. The Catholic Church leader considered that there is a significant challenge in the regulation of these technologies by government authorities.

Francis also warned against the risk of sacrificing the common good for private interests. This concern arises in the context of the accelerated development of artificial intelligence, which has been dominated by large tech corporations.

The Pope's message is part of a broader debate about the need for regulation of artificial intelligence at a global level, a topic that has been addressed in various international forums.

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