The Aporia
7 articles about 7 events for “Pope On Ai And Art” from The Sydney Morning Herald.
“I was so absorbed in the great man’s take on the various virtuosos of the rock revolution it wasn’t until the video ended and I began to read the comment trail that I realised the whole thing was AI.”
“Anthropic, the company behind the Claude series of AI programs, has been wining and dining religious scholars behind a veil of non-disclosure agreements.”
“Rowan Godwin, Rozelle It is very disappointing the Albanese government and the opposition are reacting to One Nation in cutting back visas for backpackers and international students.”
“And on the weekend, the Pope rejected the validity of AI-created art for lacking “the spark of humanity”.”
“His comments were in response to another post on X, from Jacob Coxon, an AI researcher who had just quit Anthropic and previously worked at OpenAI.”
“Chants of “Leo, Leo” and “Long live the Pope” echoed down the roughly two-kilometre tree-lined boulevard, from the Place de la Concorde to the Arc de Triomphe, as people pressed against security barriers for a glimpse of Leo as he arrived in an open-top…”
“Charles was hosting the co-founders of Nvidia and Google DeepMind, along with leaders from OpenAI and Anthropic, in Scotland on Thursday as concern grows that AI safety efforts are lagging behind the development of increasingly powerful systems.”