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Magnifica Humanitas

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Author: Pope Leo XIV
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On safeguarding the human person in the time of artificial intelligence

by Pope Leo XIV

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Publisher: Catholic Truth Society
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Pope Leo XIV's first encyclical on safeguarding the human person in the time of Artificial Intelligence.

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A profound reflection on the place of humanity in an age of rapidly advancing artificial intelligence.

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The first encyclical of Pope Leo XIV, on safeguarding the human person in the time of Artificial Intelligence.

“We are living through a rapid phase of transition, a “change of era,” in which – while some are vying for the future of new technologies and others dedicate themselves to reflecting on the matter – most people are watching and waiting, observing from afar and merely hoping for the best.