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Bishop Raspanti speaks at Acireale conference on human dignity and AI
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Bishop Raspanti spoke about human dignity and artificial intelligence during a conference held Friday, September 25, at the Cuore Immacolato di Maria church in Acireale. The event, titled "The Magnificence of Human Dignity – Light of Conscience, Critical Spirit and Artificial Intelligence," was organized by the Diocese of Acireale and the Maria Barbagallo Foundation.
During the meeting, Bishop Raspanti stated that society must be shaped in a way that is both beautiful and true. The conference addressed the future of artificial intelligence and how to maintain the centrality of the human person.
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