AI

A Catholic technology executive has urged AI companies to treat Pope Leo XIV’s reflections on artificial intelligence as a practical guide rather than a theological curiosity

Christine Rousselle

Artificial intelligence presents profound ethical challenges, but Pope Leo XIV’s call for digital sobriety offers Catholics a practical and spiritual response

Michael Toscano

Speaking to children of Vatican employees, Pope Leo XIV urged young people to set limits on phones and rediscover real human contact

The Catholic Herald

Grand claims of AI’s revolution are less convincing than many suggest, but Pope Leo’s new encyclical raises the right questions about its impact on the human being

Luke Collins

Mary, the New Eve, points humanity towards peace, repentance and the civilisation of love

Archbishop Eamon Martin

The greatest cultural threat posed by artificial intelligence may not be job losses or misinformation, but the erosion of the time and discipline needed for genuine human creativity

Patrick Neve

In 'Magnifica Humanitas', Pope Leo XIV offers not merely a reflection on artificial intelligence but a defence of human dignity and the common good

Chad Engelland

Pope Leo XIV’s first encyclical does not name Peter Thiel, but its critique of transhumanism, private power and algorithmic warfare lands close to his world

Thomas Colsy

Pope Leo XIV’s first encyclical is framed by artificial intelligence, but its deeper concern is the spiritual condition of modern society

Michael Haynes

The Archbishop of Westminster said Magnifica Humanitas was an important contribution to integral human development

The Catholic Herald