Pope Leo XIV calls for ethical use of AI in speech at UNESCO in Paris

On the 25th, Pope Leo He gave a speech at the headquarters of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) in Paris, France.

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The Pope has a strong opinion on regulating AI. The encyclical, an important document released in May, called for the ``disarmament of AI'' in order to avoid a situation where humanity is dominated by AI.

In his speech, the Pope pointed out that although the world has become connected through social media, there is a risk that "disinformation will be spread without a common ethical foundation, and this will hinder dialogue." ``AI will amplify these problems,'' he warned.

Earlier, in a speech at the French Presidential Palace, he emphasized, ``In order not to lose our humanity in the ``mechanical paradise'' that pervades our daily lives, there is an urgent need for education to foster ethical judgment and the ability to discern moral goodness.''