“Either we say no, take these agents off the market till you fix them, or we’ve lost all moral authority. And so I think this is the decisive moment in developing AI.”
Our reading:
This is the decisive moment in AI development: either agents are pulled until fixed or society loses moral authority.
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Marcus on AI, Report from the Vatican, paragraph 48.
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We read this wording on 2026-11-09. The post may have been edited after 2026-10-31.
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: Marcus on AI, Report from the Vatican
Either we say no, take these agents off the market till you fix them, or we’ve lost all moral authority. And so I think this is the decisive moment in developing AI.
- Where
- paragraph 48
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- 2026-10-31
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- full text, public
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