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Pope Leo XIV cautions against letting algorithms make human decisions
Pope Leo XIV warned that delegating decisions to AI algorithms undermines personal responsibility during his weekly audience.
Speaking at his regular general audience, Pope Leo XIV highlighted the benefits of technology and social media but warned that reliance on artificial intelligence can erode human interaction. He said the growing habit of letting algorithms decide matters that belong to people poses a risk. The pontiff urged the faithful to remain vigilant about preserving personal judgment in the digital age.
Why it matters
The Pope's warning highlights ethical concerns about AI's role in shaping human choices.
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