New UN Resolution on AI Might Silence Conservatives

Apr 16, 2024 00:22

ZENIT Staff

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Analysis Opinion

Is artificial intelligence a help or a threat to humanity?

This article will explore how the rise of AI – and generative AI in particular – brings into play the need for humans to build countervailing disciplines, skills, and communities. A robust human flourishing must counter the rise of machine learning.

Mar 24, 2024 13:24

ZENIT Staff

Analysis Opinion•Marriage and Family

Demographic winter is coming, even to South Asia

The scientific journal Lancet relaunches a statistical study according to which by 2100 only six countries in the world would exceed the replacement threshold of 2.1 children per woman. But already by 2050 India, Bangladesh and Pakistan would see their current birth rates drop by more than a third.

Mar 22, 2024 23:41

ZENIT Staff

Analysis Opinion•Gender Ideology•Young People

USA: Young People’s Support for Gay Unions Drops

22% of young people in the United States between 18 and 29 years of age identify with the LGBTQ ideology as do 58% of residents in the United States, who consider themselves liberals or relate to the Democratic Party. It is relevant that the majority of Americans considered to be LGBTQ have no religious affiliation: 35% say they are Christians and 5% are non-Christian believers.

Mar 20, 2024 00:16

Rafael Manuel Tovar

Analysis Opinion•Marriage and Family

Analysis: Marriage, Family, and the Mental Health Crisis

The vast majority of Americans agree that we are facing a mental health crisis. It’s worth considering, how did we get here? What is driving the huge increase in mental health problems facing our nation?

Mar 18, 2024 23:52

ZENIT Staff

Analysis Opinion•Local Church•Religious Freedom

Canada: Trudeau Against Religious Freedom Under Bias of “Hate Speech”

The Bible, including the Gospel and Saint Paul’s Letters, the Catechism of the Catholic Church, Encyclicals , official Vatican documents, Supreme Pontiffs’ homilies: all could be considered censurable, “odious” and punishable.

Mar 18, 2024 23:49

ZENIT Staff

Cardinals will return to Rome for a new Consistory in June 2026 requested by Pope Leo XIV

The January gathering brought together 170 cardinals, both electors and non-electors, marking the first such assembly of Leo XIV’s pontificate. The June meeting, he explained, will not be an isolated event

“Pray with the Pope”: A renewed invitation to pray for his monthly prayer intentions

An invitation from the Holy Father to pray for the challenges facing humanity

New UN Resolution on AI Might Silence Conservatives

The Holy See and Vietnam at a turning point that comes from afar

Beijing issues 10-point handbook on the death and succession of the Dalai Lama

Vatican in Vietnam, Vietnam in China: diplomacy on the move

Chinese Government Poses Problems for the Catholic Church in Hong Kong Over the Secret of Confession

Research Shows that Catholics Are the Fourth Group That Most Attends Religious Services in the USA

Hong Kong and the obsession with national security

Is artificial intelligence a help or a threat to humanity?

Demographic winter is coming, even to South Asia

USA: Young People’s Support for Gay Unions Drops

Analysis: Marriage, Family, and the Mental Health Crisis

Canada: Trudeau Against Religious Freedom Under Bias of “Hate Speech”