GoKawiilPope Leo XIV warns AI risks reshaping human life unchecked, during France visit
During a visit to France, Pope Leo XIV spoke out against unregulated artificial intelligence, warning it could reshape human life if left unchecked. He described a scenario he called a 'paradise of machines' as part of broader remarks urging caution about the pace of AI development.
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The Pope's comments add a prominent religious voice to ongoing global debates about AI governance, which could influence how Catholic institutions and followers view calls for stronger oversight. His framing suggests moral and spiritual concerns are increasingly seen as central to the AI regulation debate, not just economic or safety ones.
- Pope Leo XIV warned about AI risks during a visit to France
- He used the phrase 'paradise of machines' to describe unchecked AI development
- His remarks add religious voice to wider concerns about insufficient AI oversight
Source: fastcompany.com, 2026-09-25
Published there as: “AI could create a ‘paradise of machines,’ Pope Leo warns in urgent message to the world”
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