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By Deborah Castellano Lubov, Vatican News

Pope Francis receives signatories of the Rome call for AI Ethics, promoted by the pontifical academy for Life and Renaissance Foundation and applauds their good to safeguard the good of human family, promote shared ethics and fraternity among all and be vigilant against the misuses of technology and AI. Pope Francis recognizes the increasing effects of AI in how we understand the world and others. Pope emphasized on Algor-ethics, i.e. ethical responsibility on the use of algorithms to be used not only public debate but also in the development of technical solutions. He expressed on the importance of being vigilant and engage in activities which promote good of the human family.

By Deborah Castellano Lubov, Vatican News

While praising the benefits of technology and artificial intelligence, Pope Francis says AI raises serious question and must be ethically and responsibly beneficial to promote human dignity and common good. He addressed this issue during the Minerva Dialogue a high-level gathering for scientists and experts organized by the Vatican Dicastery for Education and Culture. Pope Francis values discussions on the responsible use of technology and called the discussion an “open to religious values.” He believes that a person’s fundamental values cannot be judged by data alone and hence we need to be extra cautious about delegating judgements to process data.

Teaching Students Cyber Ethics

By Jill Berkowicz & Ann Myers

This article emphasizes how educators must prioritize student safety, conduct and learning in unsupervised digital contexts. Comprehending the functionalities of digital technologies is crucial for optimizing their utilization and maintaining safety, moral, ethical and legal responsibilities. Maintaining ethical conduct is pertinent fir effective digital citizenship. The latest incident at a Colorado high school underscores the need for ongoing focus on digital citizenship.

Ethics for Technology Use in the Classroom

By Northwest Missouri State University

Integrating technology is of primary importance for curriculum and instruction leaders, since it provides enhanced learning experiences, remote and collaborative methods. Advanced degree program integrates more and more technology-oriented training into their curriculum, emphasizing the need for fostering a healthy digital culture in educational institutions. Based on ethics the establishment of healthy cultures including student interaction and involvement in the digital spectrum. The TECH SMART framework as advocated by educator Christopher McGilvery, assists students in traversing the ethical complexities of their digital environment by interpreting concepts such as the maintenance of technological equipment, the assessment of suitable and secure websites, comprehension of copyright legislation, the prevention of cyberbullying the enhancement of self-image, adherence to netiquette, attribution to original sources, proficient in digital creation and critical reflection on the role of technology in all digital engagements.

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