Pope Leo XIV Addresses Artificial Intelligence and Human Rights in France
Pope Leo XIV expressed reservations about artificial intelligence, nuclear weapons, and human rights during his current trip to France. He suggested a future dominated by machines could diminish human essence.
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PARIS — Pope Leo XIV cautioned that advanced technology, including artificial intelligence, could potentially diminish human experience during his visit to France. He raised concerns about the impact of a "paradise of machines" on humanity.
The pontiff's remarks occurred as he commenced his visit to France. His statements encompassed broader issues such as nuclear weapons and the status of human rights.
French President Emmanuel Macron and Pope Leo XIV met at the Elysee Palace on Friday, September 25, 2026. The two leaders participated in a joint statement during the meeting.
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