ANTIQUA ET NOVA
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With wisdom both ancient and new, we are called to reflect on the current challenges and opportunities posed by scientific and technological advancements, particularly by the recent development of Artificial Intelligence (AI). The Christian tradition regards the gift of intelligence as an essential aspect of how humans are created in the image of God. The Church emphasises that this gift of intelligence should be expressed through the responsible use of reason and technical abilities in the stewardship of the created world.
In this perspective that the present Note addresses the anthropological and ethical challenges raised by AI – issues particularly significant, as one of the goals of this technology is to imitate the human intelligence that designed it. Unlike many other human creations, AI can be trained on the results of human creativity and then generate new ‘artifacts’ with a level of speed and skill that often rivals or surpasses what humans can do.
It raises fundamental questions about ethical responsibility and human safety, with broader implications for society as a whole. This new situation has prompted many people to reflect on what it means to be human and the role of humanity in the world.
Additional information
| Sub Title | Note on the Relationship between Artificial Intelligence and Human Intelligence |
|---|---|
| Author | DICASTERY FOR THE DOCTRINE OF THE FAITH |
| ISBN | 9789348685155 |
| SKU | 10639 |