Pope Leo has cautioned that the rise of artificial intelligence could undermine human values during his three-day visit to France.
Key facts
- •Pope Leo is currently on a three-day visit to France.
- •The pontiff warned that AI threatens to undermine humanity.
- •He emphasized the necessity of maintaining ethical discernment regarding new technology.
Pope Leo has expressed concerns regarding the rapid advancement of artificial intelligence during the start of his three-day visit to France. The pontiff warned that the technology could lead to a loss of humanity, emphasizing the need for ethical discernment in a world increasingly dominated by machines.
Concerns over technological advancement
During his trip, the Pope highlighted the risks associated with the proliferation of AI. He cautioned against the potential for society to lose its sense of humanity while existing within what he described as a "paradise of machines."
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This article was independently rewritten by ManyPress editorial AI from reporting originally published by Guardian AI.
