Opinion
Manu Joseph: why the pope is right about one danger of AI in particular
Pope Leo’s recent encyclical on artificial intelligence (AI) covers abstract matters of faith and religion, as one might expect. But it’s more interesting in what it seems to reflect— palpable power shifts in the modern world.
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