Pope Leo XIV is not yet ready to outsource himself to AI. The first American -origin Pontif refused to sign an idea, which logged in the Catholics from anywhere in the world and would be a virtual audience with their own artificial equality.
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“If there is a person who should not be represented by the avatar, I would say that the pope is high in the list,” Pope Leo told senior correspondent Elis N Allen of CruxWho has written a new biography about Leo.
The Pope told Allen that the proposal would have allowed the Catholics to log in on a website and ask questions to AI Pope, which would then answer.
“I said, ‘I am not going to authorize it”, he told Allen.
In the beginning of summer, the pope, a Chicago native, Warned about dangers For children, “and potential results of the use of AI on their intellectual and neurological development.”
The Pope has also said that AI, if not strongly regulated, human dignity, justice and labor can seriously damage.
But the Pope said that he is not completely against AI.
“I am not at all against artificial intelligence,” he told Allen. “In the medical world, due to AI, other methods have also happened big things. Yet there is a danger because you finally create a fake world, and then you wonder what the truth is?”
