HIROSHIMA, Jul 24 (News On Japan) - Last week, global religious leaders, including representatives from the Vatican and the World Conference of Religions for Peace, gathered in Hiroshima to express concerns about AI development. They emphasized the need for transparency, inclusiveness, and fairness in AI usage.
This follows the Pope's recent remarks on AI at the G7 Summit.
Simultaneously, efforts are underway to integrate AI into religious practices, such as Kyoto University's "Buddha Bot," an AI designed to provide Buddhist teachings.
Experts like Professor Takahashi from Osaka University argue that while AI can enhance various aspects of life, ethical considerations are crucial. He emphasizes that AI's impact depends on human use, highlighting the potential benefits and risks.
The ongoing dialogue between religious leaders and technologists stresses the importance of a balanced approach to AI development, ensuring ethical practices while leveraging AI's advantages for societal progress.
Source: ABEMA Prime