NewsDialy
Pope Leo XIV has called for the Catholic Church to form an alliance with artists and cultural institutions to distinguish human creativity from artificial intelligence.
The pontiff made the statement on X on Friday, arguing that algorithms lack the "spark of humanity" inherent in art created by people.
The declaration follows a report by The New York Times detailing efforts by Anthropic, the developer of the Claude AI model, to consult with religious scholars.
The company reportedly sought to infuse religious morals into its technology. Pope Leo acknowledged the potential benefits of AI but maintained that its progress must not come at the expense of human dignity.
Keep reading