Pope Leo warns AI could threaten humanity at start of France visit
Guardian Technology1 min read106 words
Pope Leo warned that artificial intelligence poses a threat to humanity as he began a three‑day visit to France, marking the first official papal trip to the country in 18 years. In a speech delivered at the Élysée, the pontiff said artificial intelligence must remain at the service of people and cautioned against losing humanity in a “paradise of machines” that invades and conditions daily life.
He called for an urgent need for people to be educated in ethical discernment, capable of seeing what is morally right, to avoid the loss of humanity amid the growing influence of machines. He delivered the speech at the Élysée.
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