Artificial Intelligence

Scottish bishop warns against treating AI as a human relationship

The Bishop of Galloway said the Church has a role in ensuring technological progress serves humanity rather than making humanity serve technology
Corrie Douglas-Young

Pope Leo XIV warns against AI eroding families and human dignity

Pope Leo XIV has urged Catholic legislators to regulate artificial intelligence in ways that protect human dignity, families and fundamental freedoms
Corrie Douglas-Young

Archbishop Martin urges ethical AI in talks with OpenAI Ireland

Archbishop Eamon Martin met OpenAI Ireland representatives to discuss Magnifica Humanitas and the ethical governance of artificial intelligence
Corrie Douglas-Young

Tech leaders should take Pope Leo XIV’s AI encyclical seriously

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

Pope Leo XIV urges international dialogue during "epochal turning point" in AI

The Holy See has underlined the importance of international cooperation on artificial intelligence as Pope Leo XIV’s new encyclical continues to shape debate beyond the Church
Corrie Douglas-Young

Answering Pope Leo’s call for digital sobriety

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

AI is overhyped

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

The dangers of AI in a decadent society

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

How AI is helping readers rediscover Benedict XVI

Patrick Gruhn and the Benedict XVI Society hope technology can make one of the Church’s most important modern thinkers more accessible to scholars and ordinary readers alike
Andrew Cusack

Can moral authority still restrain technological power?

Pope Leo XIV’s intervention on artificial intelligence raises urgent questions about power, responsibility and whether anyone shaping the future of AI is still willing to listen
Gavin Ashenden