
Pope Leo XIV warns AI risks dehumanizing society during historic France visit
Pope Leo XIV delivered a major address at UNESCO in Paris, warning that artificial intelligence and rapid technological advancement must not become instruments of domination or injustice. He argued that humans risk losing their dignity as they are judged by efficiency metrics, urging that technology remain at the service of humanity. The visit, the first papal tour of France in 18 years, drew massive crowds and included meetings with President Emmanuel Macron, where the Pope also criticized assisted dying laws and called for nuclear disarmament.













