Pope Leo XIV Calls on Artists to Stand Against Artificial Intelligence

In his address at the International Art Exhibition of the Venice Biennale, Pope Leo XIV stated that algorithms lack the human spark and expressed the Church's desire to forge a new alliance with artists.

The Call at the Venice Biennale

On the occasion of the International Art Exhibition of the Venice Biennale, Pope Leo XIV called upon artists worldwide to assume a special role.

Artificial Intelligence and Human Identity

At a time when artificial intelligence can generate images in seconds, the Pope emphasized that there are still elements that machines cannot provide.

Stating that algorithms lack the spark of the human soul, the Pope expressed that this situation makes it imperative to protect human identity.

Church and Art Alliance

The Church aims to renew its alliance with artists and cultural institutions in order to preserve what it means to be human.

Dangers in the Age of Technology

It was stated that the greatest danger in the age of technology and consumerism is no longer just censorship, but rather homogenization and overwhelming noise.