Pope Leo XIV Warns of Danger of 'Paradise of Machines'
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During his visit to France, the world's Catholic leader warned of the threats posed by artificial intelligence and, emphasizing the need to establish peace through justice, considered the doctrine of nuclear deterrence to be the wrong path.
Pope Leo XIV warned in Paris today of the loss of humanity in an era that he said was creating a “paradise of machines” in the context of artificial intelligence (AI) and confronting fundamental questions of existence. In a televised speech at the Elysee Palace, the pontiff also called for a ban on nuclear weapons and the protection of life, criticizing the option of assisted suicide, which France legalized this year.
Leon XIV called for “forming minds into an ethical discernment capable of distinguishing what is morally good.” He also spoke about genetic manipulations, surrogacy and the purchase of organs.
Pope Leo XIV warned this Friday in Paris, during his four-day apostolic journey to France, that the rapid development of artificial intelligence and technologies can lead to a “paradise of machines” that invades and conditions people’s daily lives. Paris, France.- Pope Leo XIV [...] The entry Pope Leo XIV warns of the risk of “losing our humanity in the midst of the ‘paradise of machines’” was first published in The Herald of Saltillo.
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