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.
Via TNW | Artificial-intelligence

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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