The meeting taking place in the city scarred by the wound of the atomic bomb also involves Eastern religious traditions in the Rome Call for AI Ethics, promoted by the Pontifical Academy for Life. A specific addendum on the challenges posed by generative artificial intelligence added to the 2020 principles on the safeguarding of peace and the dignity of every person.
The meeting will have its central moment tomorrow with the signing ceremony by the representatives of the regions of the, the document indicating a series of principles for algorethics, i.e. an ethics that keeps the person and justice at the centre in relations between peoples in the development and application of artificial intelligence.
"Cooperation, solidarity and working together are necessary to address developments in artificial intelligence, where interests, harms and benefits are intermingled, to ensure that its systems and products are not only technically advanced but also morally sound," added for his part Mauritanian Muslim Abdallah Bin Bayyah, chairman of the Abu Dhabi Peace Forum and the UAE Council for Fatwa.
Particularly significant was the speech by Fr Paolo Benanti, an Italian religious and one of the pioneers in the study of the ethical implications of these new frontiers of technology, who presented the Hiroshima Addendum on generative artificial intelligence, a new text that will complement the, delving into this dimension that today represents the new frontier of this technological development.