Pope Leo XIV calls for 'end to polarisation'
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Some evidence allegedly shows Vatican officials — not necessarily the pope — possibly used AI to publish Leo's first encyclical. Here's what we know.
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Pope Leo XIV has issued a sweeping manifesto about safeguarding humanity in the era of artificial intelligence, examining the many social areas that the technology is fundamentally reshaping.
In May, Pope Leo XIV discussed artificial intelligence in his encyclical "Magnifica Humanitas."
Two recent reports, including one from a “higher authority” in the Vatican, may help shape the ongoing struggle for publishers against unauthorized use of their content.
Canada commits $2.3bn to sovereign AI, targeting 250,000 jobs and a national supercomputer by 2031, but the strategy lacks concrete safety regulation timelines.
In “Magnifica Humanitas,” Pope Leo XIV shared a firm stance on artificial intelligence — and it could benefit you. Here’s how.
A local religious studies professor said Pope Leo XIV’s first encyclical reflects the pontiff’s effort to shape the global conversation around artificial intelligence.