ROMA (ITALPRESS) – Artificial intelligence “is a challenge that this government has put at the centre of its action, it has been a priority of our G7 presidency with the historic presence of Pope Francis and today Italy is among the first nations of Europe to have approved an organic law on artificial intelligence” that “takes with it extraordinary potentials” but “even huge risks: think about the impact on rights and democracy in a world in which it is more difficult Thus the President of the Council, Giorgia Meloni, in a video message broadcast on Channel 5 during “Forum”. “Then the heavy consequences that are risking on the labour market, because this revolution unlike all others replaces man not in physical work, but in the intellect and risks sweeping away tens of millions of jobs, increasingly concentrating wealth in few hands,” he recalls.
“So we find ourselves at a crossroads: choosing between an innovation that remains at the service of man and risking an innovation that ends up conditioning it. This government has chosen the first path, for a development of artificial intelligence that must keep the person, his rights and his dignity at the centre. On the one hand it is necessary to develop it, but on the other it is necessary to secure the centrality of man,” the premier points out. “I think this is a very fascinating debate, even for a broadcast as a Forum that allows us to disseminate such a complex matter and then I give you a good luck and I wish you good season,” Meloni concludes.
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