The Pope answered a question that has haunted modernity since the Enlightenment: Can you believe in God and in progress at the same time?
Former AI researchers continue to raise the alarm, warning us that the AI race could have major consequences.
A new Pew Research Center survey of nearly 10,000 adults finds 53% say they spend too much time on their smartphone — and that cutting back is easier said than done.
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Speaking to international public administration scholars, the Pope called for ethical frameworks to govern AI — and warned that technology is concentrating in the hands of a few.
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Meeting with young participants of a Vatican summer camp, Pope Leo XIV encouraged children to build real friendships and set limits to screens.
At a packed Madrid arena, the Pope told artists, athletes, educators, and business leaders that technical mastery without purpose risks hollowing out the soul of what society creates.
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Addressing college leaders in Rome, the Pope warns against fragmented learning and calls for education rooted in Christ as the unifying Truth.
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Pope Leo XIV’s first encyclical will address human dignity in the age of AI, echoing Leo XIII’s landmark Rerum Novarum.
The Vatican’s new AI commission brings together seven dicasteries and academies as Pope Leo XIV deepens the Church’s focus on technology and human dignity.
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