Pope Leo XIV has expressed deep concern over the rapid development of artificial intelligence during his visit to France, warning that humanity could lose its place in a future dominated by machines.
Speaking in Paris, the Pope described the possibility of a “paradise of machines”invading and influencing everyday life. He called for stronger ethical judgment and stressed that AI should remain a tool serving humanity, rather than becoming a force that controls or displaces people. ([Vatican Press][1])
His message focused on protecting human dignity, freedom and moral responsibility as AI becomes increasingly integrated into society. The issue was also highlighted during his meeting with French President Emmanuel Macron and his visit to UNESCO in Paris.
Speaking in Paris, the Pope described the possibility of a “paradise of machines”invading and influencing everyday life. He called for stronger ethical judgment and stressed that AI should remain a tool serving humanity, rather than becoming a force that controls or displaces people. ([Vatican Press][1])
His message focused on protecting human dignity, freedom and moral responsibility as AI becomes increasingly integrated into society. The issue was also highlighted during his meeting with French President Emmanuel Macron and his visit to UNESCO in Paris.