The encyclical, the benefits of innovation and the principles not to be forgotten

Jack Clark, co-founder of Anthropic, wrote that there is a 60 per cent probability that by 2028 a frontier artificial intelligence model will autonomously train its successor

Towards a self-evolving artificial intelligence by 2028

The self-training machine is just around the corner

The central challenge is to understand that our limitations are a strength

Let artificial intelligence be a tool to help man flourish

The three challenges of artificial intelligence according to the encyclical Magnifica Humanitas

AI is not just technology, but an environment that transforms cognitive labour, accentuates inequalities and redefines social and political control.

AI and the three challenges of the encyclical

Human Protection and Regulations

The fear is that these tools will 'breach' the protection standards currently in use, but things are different

No, Mythos is not the end of computer security: it is its evolution in AI sauce

No, Mythos is not the end of computer security: it is its evolution in AI sauce -

The first encyclical of Leo XIV: centrality of the person before the challenge of AI

'Magnifica humanitas' is the manifesto of the American Pope's pontificate: an ideal continuation of Leo XIII's Rerum Novarum of 1891

Leo's first encyclical: centrality of the person before AI -

Between rules and ethics, who governs the new digital empires?

Father Benanti cites the Encyclical to be presented on Monday. Cassese: "We are faced with powers that are born without territory and dictate rules to states"

The greatest digital developments of the last two decades could turn into structural constraints that prevent one from seeing the future

The digital trap: why Europe risks remaining hostage to the past

Ai, why Europe risks remaining hostage to the past

Nobel Prize winner Pissarides: 'With AI, soft skills count more than scientific ones'

For the economist, basic mathematical and technological knowledge is needed, but it is human traits such as empathy and critical thinking that make us irreplaceable

After the debunked proclamations about GPT-5 and the 'already solved' problems found in the literature, OpenAI claims to have constructed a true mathematical proof for the famous problem of unit distance in the plane formulated by Paul Erdős in 1946.

OpenAI once again claims to have solved a mathematical conundrum unsolved for 80 years

If technology becomes the new currency of power

With the advent of Trumpian sovereignism, the new technological powers have become the glue of interconnected and cohesive national power elites

The risks of artificial intelligence and our consciences

Artificial intelligence: the challenge and the risks

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