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    Competing readings of the pope’s AI remarks

    A post challenges a regulation-focused reading of the pope’s AI remarks, arguing that he favored a broadly libertarian approach coordinating different schools of thought.

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    A post interprets the pope’s remarks as favoring a broadly libertarian approach to building AI, rather than simply advocating safety regulations. The author connects that reading to Nehemiah’s rebuilding of Jerusalem’s wall as a model of coordination among different schools of thought. In the author’s account, the pope contrasted this with the Tower of Babel, where top-down uniformity led to dispersion rather than unity.

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    @dodgeblakeMany ppl are saying the pope advocated for "AI safety"/regs. It's actually not that simple. From our read, he advocated for a broadly libertarian approach to building AI, one that — just like Nehemiah's rebuilding of the wall of Jerusalem — coordinates the efforts of of various schools of thought. He contrasted this with the Tower of Babel approach, where monolithic solutions imposed from above — "a uniformity that eliminated diversity and that chose homogenization over communion" — led NOT to unity, but to dispersion. An unraveling of language itself. HMMM HOW INTERESTING

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    @dodgeblakeMany ppl are saying the pope advocated for "AI safety"/regs. It's actually not that simple. From our read, he advocated for a broadly libertarian approach to building AI, one that — just like Nehemiah's rebuilding of the wall of Jerusalem — coordinates the efforts of of various schools of thought. He contrasted this with the Tower of Babel approach, where monolithic solutions imposed from above — "a uniformity that eliminated diversity and that chose homogenization over communion" — led NOT to unity, but to dispersion. An unraveling of language itself. HMMM HOW INTERESTING