Origin: Pope Leo XIV Warns of AI Threat
Pope Leo XIV opened his three-day visit to France by warning that a "paradise of machines" risks eroding our humanity. He said artificial intelligence must remain at the service of people and urged education in ethical discernment.
He delivered the opening address in Paris at the Élysée Palace to President Emmanuel Macron and French authorities, then spoke to diplomats. He broadened the theme to the nuclear arms race and other threats to life, posing fundamental questions about what it means to be human as he began the first official papal visit to France in 18 years.
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