Leo and 33-year-old atheist tech leader Christopher Olah made an unlikely duo in championing a partnership between the Catholic Church and the tech industry to develop safeguards for the precarious ...

It cuts across political divides and reflects a question many Americans are asking: Who is AI for, and who is it leaving behind? On Monday, May 25, Pope Leo XIV offered an answer. Magnifica Humanitas, ...

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Pope Leo XIV has issued a sweeping manifesto about safeguarding humanity in the era of artificial intelligence, examining the many social areas that the technology is fundamentally reshaping.

In Magnifica Humanitas, Leo argues Catholic social teaching can help us know how to deal with emerging technologies and their potential for disruption.

Past popes have apologized for the trans-Atlantic slave trade, but none have publicly acknowledged the role their predecessors played in giving European sovereigns explicit authority to subjugate and ...

In Magnifica Humanitas, Pope Leo shares several practical ideas for ordinary Catholics concerned about the future of humanity in light of rapid changes related to artificial intelligence.

Three particular themes in the encyclical are of special note, and each in its way, points to the unique magnificence of humankind: Our anthropological vocation grounded in the revelation of Jesus ...

Archbishop Timothy Broglio, archbishop of the U.S. Archdiocese for the Military Services, was the principal celebrant and homilist, assisted by military chaplains and priests.