POPE CALLS FOR AI SLOWDOWN IN MAJOR ENCYCLICAL
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Pope Francis released a 43,000-word encyclical urging governments to slow artificial intelligence development and warned of "new forms of slavery" embedded in AI and tech supply chains.
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