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    Pope’s AI Advisor Warns of Lab Cartel Threat

    Staff ReporterBy Staff ReporterSeptember 24, 2026No Comments2 Mins Read
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    1. Experts warn AI development is rapid and potentially dangerous, but some believe the focus on superintelligence distracts from urgent regulation debates.
    2. Father Paolo Benanti advocates for democratic, public-driven standards to ensure AI remains under human control, opposing monopolistic industry rulemaking.
    3. Industry leaders call for safety measures like third-party evaluations, but Benanti warns against restricting innovation and emphasizes preventing AI from slipping from human oversight.
    4. He criticizes the myth of superintelligence as omnipotent, stressing AI is statistical, not divine, and urges integrating ethical and religious perspectives into public AI discourse.

    Worries About Big AI Labs Acting Like Cartels

    Recently, some experts warn that large AI companies are behaving like cartels. They control much of the technology and set the rules for development. This leads to concerns that a few companies could dominate the field unfairly. When a small group manages the industry, it can limit innovation and transparency. This situation is similar to a monopoly, where few hold power and influence. Critics say, without fair regulation, these labs may prioritize profits over public safety and ethics.

    The Need for Fair Rules and Open Debate

    Father Paolo Benanti argues that ethics should not stay within company walls. Instead, it needs to be discussed openly in society. He believes that government and public regulators should set standards. These standards would help keep AI development safe and controlled. Some AI leaders have called for evaluations and regulations, but many are still racing to the market. Benanti emphasizes that rules should not only benefit companies but also protect people from potential harm.

    Balancing Innovation and Caution

    While some fear superintelligent AI might become uncontrollable, others worry that restricting development stifles progress. Benanti focuses on creating standards that prevent AI from slipping beyond human control. He also criticizes language that treats AI as a divine force, which can distract from real issues. Instead, he believes the focus should be on clear, achievable goals based on mathematics, not myths. This balanced approach can help guide responsible innovation and open new roles for society and even religion in shaping AI’s future.

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