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Pope Leo XIV says AI's future is not predetermined, urges ban on lethal autonomous weapons

In an Oct. 30 speech at the Vatican, Pope Leo XIV said the future of AI is not predetermined, described machines as tools rather than persons, and called on states to ban lethal autonomous weapons.

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  1. 2026-11-01 18:11 · GeekWire
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