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Catholic Teaching is known for providing moral compass during challenging times.
Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming our world, but with this progress comes a critical question: how do we ensure AI is developed and used ethically?
While the ethical AI is often reduced to diversity & inclusion, fairness and social bias we will try to broaden the discussion and delve into the moral aspects of AI in the context of Catholic Teaching,
Ethics Foundations
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Bias and Fairness
How can we prevent AI from perpetuating societal biases and ensure it promotes fair treatment for all? Who should define the societal biases and fair treatment: politicians, regulatory bodies or big tech companies?
Autonomy and Responsibility
Who is responsible for the actions of AI systems? Do we need to grant AI some level of autonomy, and if so, how can we do so ethically? Who takes the responsibility for the impact of AI on future generations?
Transparency, Explainability and Human-AI Interactions
Can we understand how AI systems make decisions, and is it even possible to create fully transparent AI?
How will AI reshape our relationships with technology and each other? What does it mean to be human in a world increasingly driven by AI?
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Global Crisis
of Universal Values
A concerning trend is emerging where declining birth rates, increased youth depression, and a pervasive use of devices are weaving a complex societal crisis. Lower fertility rates threaten future population demographics and workforce sustainability. Meanwhile, young people grappling with the pressures of a hyper-connected world are experiencing higher rates of depression.
The constant stimulation and social comparison inherent in device use are suspected to contribute to this mental health decline. This confluence of challenges demands innovative solutions, also in the AI space, to address both the social and emotional well-being of our future generations.
The Benedict Option
It is clear that secular culture is increasingly hostile to Christian values. According to Dreyer, the author of “The Benedict option” Christians should create their own strong, self-sufficient communities, drawing inspiration from the early Benedictine monasteries.
This involves withdrawing from a hostile culture, building relations with other Christian communities, prioritizing Christian education and family within the community, and offering alternative cultural contributions based on Catholic values.
Rediscovery of Catholic identity and return to the sources of Catholic doctrine and social teaching
In an era of shifting cultural norms and societal challenges, the Catholic Church stands at a pivotal moment, calling upon its faithful to rediscover their identity and rekindle their commitment to the timeless wisdom of Catholic doctrine and social teaching.
Amidst the distractions and uncertainties of the modern world, it is imperative for Catholics and people of good will to delve into the rich tapestry of their faith, drawing strength and guidance from the Church's profound teachings.
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