Pope Leo XIV: AI must serve human dignity and strengthen peace
Pope Leo XIV has called for AI development to be guided by wisdom and charity, urging it be used as a tool for peace rather than conflict.
Pope Leo XIV asks that the development of artificial intelligence be guided by wisdom and charity, so that technological progress may serve human ...
Pope Leo XIV sent a message to an international AI and peace symposium held at the Pontifical Lateran University in Rome.
The AI4Peace symposium focuses on how artificial intelligence can help prevent conflict, protect human rights and improve global governance.
The Pope urged participants to explore how AI can foster dialogue and reconciliation, guided by concern for the good of others rather than technical progress alone.
The Pope's message centres on ensuring AI serves human dignity, a useful framing if you're thinking about how AI tools affect your own work or community.
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