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As artificial intelligence improves, deepfakes, like those of Pope Leo XIV, become harder to identify
Catholic leaders are addressing deepfakes of new Pope Leo XIV that have parishioners concerned. Father Kenneth Roth, of Saint Joseph Parish in Danville, addressed parishioners’ concerns regarding ...
Pope Leo XIV's first vacation includes tennis matches, pool time and artificial intelligence
For Robert Prevost, summer has turned out very differently than he imagined. Robert Prevost never imagined that the conclave ...
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Pope Leo just extended his vacation. What do popes do to relax?
Pope Leo XIV has extended his vacation at Castel Gandolfo by two days. How does he relax? And what have other popes done with ...
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Pope Leo warns against undermining human 'dignity' in AI, social media era
Pope Leo XVI on Tuesday called on the world to protect human "dignity" online as it faces the "challenge" of AI, at the ...
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Pope Leo ‘concerned’ about AI’s impact on children - MSN
(The Hill) — Pope Leo XIV sounded the alarm this week over artificial intelligence (AI)’s potential impact on young people’s intellectual and neurological development, building upon one of ...
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Artificial Intelligence is putting humanity at a crossroads, says Pope Leo
Humanity is at a crossroads, and facing the immense potential generated by the digital revolution driven by Artificial Intelligence (AI), according to a message from Pope Leo XIV.
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The dangers of treating A.I. like a prophet | America Magazine
but underneath are ravenous wolves.” The Wall Street Journal recently reported on Pope Leo’s nascent efforts to take on the rapidly evolving artificial intelligence industry.
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Pope Leo warns leaders about pitfalls of AI - MSN
Pope Leo XIV told politicians in Rome not to forget that artificial intelligence is a tool. He warned, "our personal life has greater value than any algorithm." ...
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Pope warns against undermining human 'dignity' in AI, social media era
Pope Leo XVI on Tuesday called on the world to protect human "dignity" online as it faces the "challenge" of AI, at the Vatican's first mass for Catholic influencers.