Pope Leo XIV calls for global AI ethics, warns against militarization and concentration of power
May 26, 2026
The Pope warns that artificial intelligence must serve humanity, not concentrate power or fuel conflict.
The Pope warns that artificial intelligence must serve humanity, not concentrate power or fuel conflict.
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