Pope Leo XIV addressed concerns about Artificial Intelligence during a speech at UNESCO in Paris, warning of its potential impact on humanity and culture. He emphasized that AI cannot answer deep philosophical questions about the meaning of human life, which are rooted in personal experiences. The pontiff pointed out that AI could lead to a “corruption of culture” and stressed the importance of recognizing human dignity, especially for the vulnerable. He contrasted the confusion associated with technological advancements to the peace symbolized by Pentecost, urging a dialogue that elevates human dignity over efficiency. His remarks highlighted the need for truth and the crucial role of communication in promoting understanding and justice.
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Pope Leo XIV Issues Warning about ‘Cultural Corruption’ in the Era of AI – Catholic World Report