Pope Leo XIV’s encyclical, Magnificent Humanity, released on May 25, is drawing attention for its focus on artificial intelligence. At the document’s release, the Pope said the encyclical was the result of listening to scientists, educators, and political leaders. In it, he calls for the “disarmament” of artificial intelligence in order to build a more just future. Matthew Bunson, vice president and editorial director of EWTN News, joins to discuss how the Church can influence how AI is used and managed, what Catholics can do in response to Pope Leo’s call, and whether other tech companies will engage with the Pope’s encyclical in a meaningful way.
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