Pope Francis has called for a legally binding international treaty to regulate artificial intelligence, saying algorithms must not be allowed to replace human values. He warned that a "technological dictatorship" threatens human existence. 
The Pope did his appeal today Thursday in a message for the Roman Catholic Church's World Day of Peace, which is celebrated on January 1. The title of the message, traditionally sent to world leaders and heads of institutions such as the United Nations, is “Artificial Intelligence and Peace”.
"The global scale of artificial intelligence makes it clear that alongside the responsibility of sovereign states to regulate its use domestically, international organizations can play a decisive role in reaching multilateral agreements and coordinating their implementation and enforcement," Francis wrote. . in the message.
"I urge the world community of nations to work together to adopt a binding international treaty that regulates the development and use of artificial intelligence in its many forms," the Pope said.
