Pope urges Silicon Valley to avoid a new 'barbarism' with tech like artificial intelligence

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Remarkable developments in technology, in particular with artificial intelligence, 'raise increasingly significant implications in all areas of human activity,' Pope Francis says.

VATICAN CITY — Pope Francis urged Silicon Valley giants on Friday to make sure technological advances such as artificial intelligence do not lead to a new"form of barbarism" where the law of the strongest prevails over the common good.

The three-day gathering, which ends on Saturday, is discussing topics with tech jargon not commonly heard inside the Vatican such as algorithms and blockchain. They include Mitchell Baker, executive chairwoman of Mozilla, Gavin Corn, associate general counsel and director of the cyber security law team at Facebook, Western Digital senior vice president Jim Welsh and Reid Hoffman, co-founder of LinkedIn.

The conference is taking place amid the rise of cyber espionage, online hate speech and misuse of private data, and signs the industry is struggling to respond.

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