Artificial Intelligence (AI)

Asked about modern challenges for Catholics, especially in the age of AI, Cardinal Arborelius said that “we forget our spiritual and moral value.”

As Pope Leo XIV is poised to address AI in his encyclical “Magnifica Humanitas,” Brian J.A. Boyd, the U.S. faith liaison for The Future of Life Institute, spoke with OSV …

A set of ethical guidelines by itself is just “a cold code of regulations” that are difficult to enforce, said Bishop Antonio Staglianò, president of the Pontifical Academy of Theology.

Archbishop Eamon Martin reflected on Pope Leo’s message for World Communications Day, observed May 17.

Pope Leo XIV’s first encyclical, “Magnifica Humanitas,” will be published May 25, the Vatican announced.

Pope Leo XIV approved the creation of an Interdicasterial Commission on Artificial Intelligence in a rescript released May 16.

In our AI-driven age, Pope Leo insists that we keep the human person at the heart of every digital interaction.

“Technology must remain a tool at the service of the human person, without transforming into a substitute for the sacred.”

Pope Leo has returned to the subject of AI again and again in speeches, messages and interviews since his election in May 2025.

“Any spiritual renewal worthy of its name is one that pierces the human heart, and that is something that an algorithm can’t do.”