Pope Leo Warns of Artificial Intelligence and Humanity During France Visit
During his official visit to France, Pope Leo XIV drew attention to the possibility that artificial intelligence could threaten human values, warning against the danger of a paradise of machines.
During speeches made within the scope of his official visit to France, Pope Leo XIV drew attention to the risks that artificial intelligence and technological developments pose to the future of humanity.
Historic Visit to France
Pope Leo XIV began his contacts by making an official state visit to France after a long hiatus and met with officials.
Warning on Artificial Intelligence and Paradise of Machines
Stating that technological advancements could threaten humanity, the Pope called for the protection of ethical values around the concept of a paradise of machines.
Meeting with Emmanuel Macron
Meeting with French President Emmanuel Macron within the framework of the visit, the Pope discussed common issues at the Élysée Palace.
UNESCO and Nuclear Weapons
Delivering addresses at the UNESCO headquarters in Paris as well, the Pope stated that they are against nuclear weapons and that the doctrine of nuclear deterrence fuels the arms race.
Mass at Notre-Dame Cathedral
Visiting the recently restored historic Notre-Dame Cathedral, Pope Leo led evening prayers there and touched upon the roots of Europe.