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Chris Livesay is a foreign correspondent for CBS News, based in Rome.

In 2021 his crew was the first American network to report from India on the country’s catastrophic outbreak of Covid.

In 2020 his crew was the first inside an Italian ICU at the height of the coronavirus pandemic. Later that year he offered a rare look inside Belarus as protests swept across the former Soviet republic, challenging allegedly rigged elections, as Europe’s so-called “last dictator” cracked down violently on dem…

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Berlin Pride attack suspect raised red flags, group says, amid questions about prior release from prison despite ISIS ties Original

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By Chris Livesay Verified, Lucia Suarez Sang Verified
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The suspect in the Berlin LGBTQ+ Pride parade attack, who officials said was known to have ties to ISIS, was about to be disqualified from a deradicalization program after staff saw red flags, one of the program's leaders told CBS News on Monday. Officials said Abdul Ballout, a 21-year-old German-born citizen with Lebanese roots, plowed a vehicle into celebrants at one of Europe's largest Pride events on Saturday night before apparently cutting others with a machete.
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AI warfare is here, and CBS News got a look at the U.S. military training to use it on the battlefield Original

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By Duarte Dias, Chris Livesay Verified
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Tan Tan, Morocco — In arid southern Morocco, where the Sahara Desert meets the Atlantic coast, the silence of the desert was shattered this month by the boom of explosions and crackling gunfire. Plumes of smoke from conventional artillery filled the air as American forces took part in the multi-national African Lion 2026 military exercise. But the U.S. Army also used the war games to test an array of systems powered by artificial intelligence.
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Pope Leo calls for "disarming" of AI in technology-focused encyclical Original

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By Chris Livesay Verified
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Rome — Pope Leo XIV issued a major document Monday focused largely on the implications of the rise of artificial intelligence for humanity, warning the technology could make civilization itself "less human." Pope Leo, who has repeatedly clashed with the Trump administration over the Iran war and some U.S. officials' religious justification for it, also appeared to dismiss the argument that the conflict was a necessary preemptive measure for American safety.
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