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News, interviews, and features covering the work of Domus Communis Foundation and its initiatives.
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Soka Gakkai Global Nobel Laureates Assembly on AI and Nuclear War at Borgo Laudato Si'
Soka Gakkai reports on its representatives taking part in the Assembly at Borgo Laudato Si' and Rome's Capitoline Hill, where some 200 Nobel laureates, former heads of state, AI experts, faith representatives and delegates from universities and international organisations gathered over three days and adopted the Rome Declaration.
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San Marino technology in the global dialogue on artificial intelligence
The San Marino IT Association reports on RBB Lab and Mintlayer joining the Magnifica Humanitas Global Ambassador Programme promoted by Domus Communis Foundation, presented at Borgo Laudato Si' during the Global Nobel Laureates Assembly, with Anna A. MacMillan named Executive Director of the programme and Enrico Rubboli appointed Nuntius of the initiative.
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Amar Desh Dr Yunus signs declaration on AI and nuclear risks
The Bengali daily Amar Desh covers Professor Muhammad Yunus at the Global Nobel Laureates Assembly on Artificial Intelligence and Nuclear War, which closed on 16 July at Rome's Capitoline Hill with the signing of the Rome Declaration, and names Cardinal Tomasi as President Emeritus of Domus Communis Foundation.
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Channel 24 Nobel laureates gather over AI and nuclear risk as Dr Yunus signs the declaration
Bangladeshi broadcaster Channel 24 reports on the three-day Assembly in Vatican City, where Professor Muhammad Yunus called for a global response to the risks of artificial intelligence and nuclear weapons before signing the Rome Declaration.
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Daily Waadaa Professor Yunus joins Nobel Laureates in signing declaration on AI and nuclear weapons
Daily Waadaa gives a full account of the Assembly, from the opening ceremony at Borgo Laudato Si' to the signing in Rome, with introductory remarks from Cardinal Silvano Maria Tomasi, President Emeritus of Domus Communis Foundation and President of the Global Nobel Laureates Assembly.
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The Financial Express Professor Yunus signs Nobel declaration warning of AI, nuclear risks
Bangladesh's Financial Express reports on Professor Muhammad Yunus joining fellow Nobel laureates in signing the joint declaration adopted at the Global Nobel Laureates Assembly on Artificial Intelligence and Nuclear War, held in Vatican City and Rome from 14 to 16 July.
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The Report Professor Yunus joins Nobel laureates in AI, nuclear risk declaration
The Report covers the joint declaration calling for urgent international action on the combined threat of artificial intelligence and nuclear weapons, adopted at the close of the three-day Global Nobel Laureates Assembly in Rome.
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upday 30 Nobel laureates warn: AI must never control nuclear weapons
upday reports that Nobel laureates, religious leaders, and political figures signed the Rome Declaration, establishing guidelines to prevent artificial intelligence from autonomously controlling nuclear weapons.
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Rome Reports Nobel laureates from around the world gather in Rome to sign agreement on nuclear weapons and AI
Rome Reports covers the Global Nobel Laureates Assembly and the signing of the Rome Declaration, bringing together Nobel laureates and experts to address artificial intelligence and nuclear weapons.
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Digital Watch Observatory Rome Declaration calls for human control over AI and nuclear weapons
Digital Watch Observatory reports on the Rome Declaration signed by Nobel laureates, scientists, and former political leaders, calling for renewed international cooperation on AI and nuclear weapons.
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Euroborsa Magnifica Humanitas: Domus Communis Foundation launches global ambassador programme
Euroborsa reports on the launch of the Magnifica Humanitas Global Ambassador Programme by Domus Communis Foundation at the Global Nobel Laureates Assembly, inspired by Pope Leo XIV's encyclical Magnifica Humanitas.
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Avvenire Global governance for AI: the Rome Declaration
Avvenire reports on the signing of the Rome Declaration at the Capitoline Hill, covering the six commitments on AI governance, nuclear disarmament, and the role of OpenAI, Google DeepMind, and Anthropic in shaping responsible technology.
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Omnes The future of artificial intelligence, decided at Castel Gandolfo
Omnes reflects on how the future of artificial intelligence is being shaped at Castel Gandolfo, between the images of Babel and Jerusalem.
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San Marino RTV San Marino technology in the global dialogue on AI: RBB Lab and Mintlayer at Magnifica Humanitas
San Marino RTV reports on San Marino's RBB Lab and Mintlayer taking part in the Magnifica Humanitas programme at the Global Nobel Laureates Assembly.
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Agenzia SIR Rome Declaration: Nobel laureates and world leaders for an unarmed and disarming peace
Agenzia SIR reports on the Rome Declaration signed by Nobel laureates and world leaders, calling for an unarmed and disarming peace on artificial intelligence and nuclear weapons.
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AISE Nobel laureates, world leaders and AI experts at the Vatican toward the Rome Declaration
AISE reports on the summit of Nobel laureates, world leaders and AI experts at the Vatican, moving toward the Rome Declaration for an unarmed and disarming peace.
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AsiaNews Nobel Laureates say no to the integration of AI and nuclear weapons
AsiaNews reports on the signing of the Rome Declaration at the Capitoline Hill, where more than 200 Nobel laureates, AI experts, and former heads of state called for a treaty banning automated systems in nuclear command and control.
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Cathobel In the Pope's gardens, the Vatican hosts a true conclave of artificial intelligence
Cathobel describes a veritable conclave of artificial intelligence gathering in the Pope's gardens at Castel Gandolfo for the Global Nobel Laureates Assembly.
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Die Presse Experts warn AI could become an instrument of domination, exclusion and destruction
Die Presse covers the warnings from the Assembly that, without governance, artificial intelligence could become an instrument of domination, exclusion and even destruction.
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Die Tagespost Experts call for limits on AI in the nuclear age
Die Tagespost reports on experts at the Assembly at Castel Gandolfo calling for clear limits on artificial intelligence in the nuclear age.
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La Stampa Cardinal Vicar Baldo Reina: humanity in danger from AI and nuclear weapons
La Stampa reports the warning of the Cardinal Vicar of Rome at the signing of the Rome Declaration, as Nobel laureates and world leaders called for human control over AI and nuclear weapons.
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Rappler LIVESTREAM: Drafting and signing of the Rome Declaration
Rappler carries the livestream of the drafting and signing of the Rome Declaration for an unarmed and disarming peace on AI and nuclear war.
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The Elders AI must be developed and governed in the interests of humanity
The Elders call for artificial intelligence to be developed and governed in the interests of humanity, echoing the Rome Declaration signed by Nobel laureates and world leaders.
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Vatican News Nobel Laureates sign Rome Declaration on Nuclear Weapons and AI
Nobel laureates, international experts and scientists, religious leaders, and former heads of state and government gathered at Rome's Capitoline Hill to sign the "Rome Declaration for an Unarmed and Disarming Peace," culminating the Global Nobel Laureates Assembly on Artificial Intelligence and Nuclear War.
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Vatican News The appeal from Rome: technical power must not rise above human dignity
Vatican News covers the signing of the Rome Declaration at the Capitoline, with appeals from Cardinal Baldo Reina, Mayor Roberto Gualtieri and Cardinal Silvano Maria Tomasi on AI and nuclear war.
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EWTN News Nightly Vatican Summit Tackles AI and Nuclear Threats as the Future of War Changes
EWTN News Nightly reports from the Global Nobel Laureates Assembly on Artificial Intelligence and Nuclear War, organized by Domus Communis Foundation at Borgo Laudato Si' in Castel Gandolfo, where Nobel laureates, world leaders, and AI experts are gathering to shape guiding principles for the governance of AI.
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The Examiner Nobel laureates convene at Castel Gandolfo to address AI and nuclear threats
The Examiner reports on Nobel laureates convening at Castel Gandolfo to address the risks of artificial intelligence and nuclear weapons.
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Vatican News Between AI and nuclear war, the commitment of religions so that humanity may prevail
Vatican News reports from the Global Nobel Laureates Assembly at Borgo Laudato Si', where Nobel laureates, world leaders and experts gathered around the Rome Declaration.
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Angelus News AI security summit at Castel Gandolfo
Angelus News reports that the Vatican hosted more than 200 Nobel laureates and scholars for a global summit on AI security at Castel Gandolfo.
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Askanews Nobel Laureates Assembly on AI and peace
Askanews reports from the Nobel Laureates Assembly on AI and peace, where speakers warned that artificial intelligence must not become a factor in concentrating power.
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Catholic Time Nobel laureates, experts discuss nuclear war and AI at Vatican summit
Catholic Time reports from the Global Nobel Laureates Assembly at Castel Gandolfo, where Nobel laureates and experts gathered to discuss nuclear war and the governance of artificial intelligence.
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L'Osservatore Romano Nobel laureates and experts reflect on AI and nuclear war at Borgo Laudato Si'
L'Osservatore Romano covers the opening of the Global Nobel Laureates Assembly at Borgo Laudato Si' in Castel Gandolfo, where Nobel laureates and experts gathered to discuss disarmament and a peace economy in the age of artificial intelligence.
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Vatican News Nobel laureates, experts discuss nuclear war and AI at Borgo Laudato Si
"This Assembly is not gathered simply to analyse risks. It is gathered to renew hope, to demonstrate that dialogue remains possible, that humanity has not lost the capacity to govern its own future." - Cardinal Silvano Maria Tomasi, President of Domus Communis Foundation, at the Global Nobel Laureates Assembly on Artificial Intelligence and Nuclear War.
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Global Issues Over 200 experts call for urgent action on AI and nuclear risks
Global Issues (IPS) reports on more than 200 Nobel laureates, experts and world leaders calling for urgent action on the risks of artificial intelligence and nuclear weapons.
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Reuters Over 200 experts call for urgent action to tackle AI's economic impact
Reuters reports on the Global Nobel Laureates Assembly on Artificial Intelligence and Nuclear War, where more than 200 Nobel laureates, experts, and world leaders called for urgent, coordinated action on the risks and economic impact of artificial intelligence.
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Reuters Connect Global Nobel Laureates Assembly on Artificial Intelligence and Nuclear War in Rome
Reuters Connect features coverage of the Global Nobel Laureates Assembly on Artificial Intelligence and Nuclear War, where Nobel laureates and world leaders gathered in Rome to address AI governance and nuclear disarmament.
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ZENIT Here is what the Vatican summit of Nobel laureates and AI experts will look like
ZENIT previews the Vatican summit bringing together Nobel laureates, world leaders and AI experts at Borgo Laudato Si' to shape the Rome Declaration.
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Roma Sette Tomasi: technologies must serve the human person
In an interview with Roma Sette, Cardinal Silvano Maria Tomasi, President of Domus Communis Foundation, previews the Global Nobel Laureates Assembly at Castel Gandolfo and stresses that the human person must remain the priority in the age of AI.
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Agenzia ANSA Nobel Laureates Summit at Castel Gandolfo: 'we expect a strong commitment on AI governance'
"The two great pillars of the event are nuclear war and artificial intelligence; the common denominator is naturally the theme of governance." - Alessio Pecorario, Founder & CEO of Domus Communis Foundation, on the Global Nobel Laureates Assembly on Artificial Intelligence and Nuclear War.
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