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Pope Leo at UNESCO: machines get called ‘intelligent’ while people get discarded

The worry is not only that machines become more like us, but that we start treating people like machines.

Tarun Mottlia

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Pope Leo at UNESCO: machines get called ‘intelligent’ while people get discarded
Image: Pope Leo XIV recites the Angelus and imparts his blessing at the gates of the Apostolic Palace before thousands of faithful in Castelgandolfo.

Pope Leo XIV arrived at UNESCO’s Paris headquarters on Friday with a question he said no culture can take for granted, not even in the 21st century: what does it mean to be human?

The address was the centrepiece of a day UNESCO had dedicated to artificial intelligence, information integrity, education, and artistic creation.

A few hours earlier, at the Élysée Palace, Pope Leo had warned President Emmanuel Macron against a “paradise of machines” invading daily life.

At UNESCO, he…

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