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Pascal BORNET The real decision being made is governance of intelligence at scale. Whoever controls deployment layers ultimately shapes distribution of value, opportunity, and systemic influence.

Wakanyi Macharia-Hoffman 100% this. And, interpreting it in a global and multicultural context. I think the best is yet to come, once people get through the whole writing. 🌸

so simple ... but so powerful

Tara Steele You are so welcome. A good example, I think, of cognitive offloading. And, it feels unfortunate with a theologian document. If adults are racing to use AI to write content, without a baseline for personal understanding, it sets an precedent for children. We should not be surprised when they do the same.

Thomas Ehmer I skipped the transhumanism section for now so I can enjoy it later. Look forward to reading it. You make it sound very interesting.

Balance lifestyle

Wow! He nailed it so perfectly. The richest people in the world or spending billions of dollars tocontrol the AI. And why would they not use it to gain more power.

Aftab Ali another reason to avoid UAE

Most companies are weakest at the MCP layer. They buy smarter models, then connect them to messy tools, weak permissions and unclear workflows. That is why the “AI system” breaks before ROI shows up.

Thank you for the analysis at first glanceMuch there to digest, ponder, discuss and see how it infiltrates the discourse of purpose. I indeed commented on somethings, not heving read the entirety, caase as you say "Pope Leo leads one of the world’s largest and most historically influential institutions. And as with all major leaders and institutions, I believe it is important to seriously engage with the frameworks they bring into the global conversation, especially when those frameworks concern technology, humanity, and the future of society itself."

Beautiful 👏

The path is inverted. Ai should be disarming. Relational AI uplifts humanity to reduce harm’s demand.

There is absolutely no evidence for the truth for any of these claims. "Yes, AI can solve massive problems. Climate. Health. Science. Education.The capability is not the issue."

They are going to start adding typos on purpose so that it looks human? So bland prose and typos next... 😀

Technology is a good servant but a very bad master.

Strong explanation. Many people underestimate that enterprise AI is not just about having a good LLM. Real value is created through the combination of data access, clear processes, AI agents, and clean system integration.

Now it's time to replace AI with human intelligence again😂

"Kudos to those capable of working on complexity at such extraordinary speed." - All with GPT "assistance" i.e. prompts, summaries, copy/pasting. Magnifica Humanitas demands thorough reading i.e. at least a few days. Reading to understand that is not to be informed like reading some tourist booklet. "artificial intelligence is not merely another issue to regulate, but something that fundamentally challenges existing categories of social thought." - It is. But it's not AI that's at the centre, rather it's statistical modelling. The present day "AI" is all about statistical modelling engines not machine intelligence. Social media is centred on statistical modelling. Billboard charts are categorisation by statistics as if something topping sales chart must be good - it's not. Economy policies are driven by statistics - anyone can believe any of economists' forecasts anymore? i.e. people assimilated to numbers What Pope Leo says too is "don't treat people as numbers".

What a great realisation!!

The emerging fields and tech was never the problem, the problem is with the people who control them, because the commercial and greed aspects always surpasses the social values. Great post Pascal BORNET