Catholic expert: "Security issues show AI needs greater human oversight"
(OSV News) -- Recent security issue disclosures from major artificial intelligence developers Anthropic and OpenAI point to a need for even greater human oversight of the technology, two Catholic experts told OSV News."What the Church brings to this is not a technical control. "Every account of these incidents that reaches for the image of a machine breaking free is, whether it means to or not, an argument that nobody is answerable. "He's got the worldwide clout to do so, and so many people of so many different perspectives have welcomed his moral leadership on this issue in particular."And, Camosy added, "The time to set up something like this is now.
- ▪(OSV News) -- Recent security issue disclosures from major artificial intelligence developers Anthropic and OpenAI point to a need for even greater human oversight of the technology, two Catholic experts told OSV News."What the Church bring
- ▪"Every account of these incidents that reaches for the image of a machine breaking free is, whether it means to or not, an argument that nobody is answerable.
- ▪"He's got the worldwide clout to do so, and so many people of so many different perspectives have welcomed his moral leadership on this issue in particular."And, Camosy added, "The time to set up something like this is now.
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(OSV News) -- Recent security issue disclosures from major artificial intelligence developers Anthropic and OpenAI point to a need for even greater human oversight of the technology, two Catholic experts told OSV News."What the Church brings to this is not a technical control. It is the refusal to let responsibility be transferred onto the tool," said Matthew Harvey Sanders, CEO of Longbeard, the technology firm behind Magisterium AI, a Catholic "answer engine" trained on official and other authoritative Church teaching sources.Charles Camosy, an associate professor of moral theology and ethics at The Catholic University of America, warned of a "kind of prisoner's dilemma" in which AI development firms across the globe are finding themselves locked in a relentless competition.He noted…
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