By Fr. Bernard Holzer, aa
Everywhere, people are talking about artificial intelligence, between fear and enthusiasm... This is a new "sign of the times" that must be welcomed positively but with discernment.
In his Message to the Participants of the Summit on Artificial Intelligence in Paris from 10 to 11 February 2025, Pope Francis summarized the reflection of the Catholic Church today.
Let's take the time to read and meditate on this meaningful message.
“Let’s consider in greater detail the social effects of artificial intelligence on human relationships, information and education. Yet the fundamental question is, and will continue to be, human, namely: whether amid these technological advances, “man, as man, is becoming truly better, that is to say, more spiritually mature, more aware of the dignity of his humanity, more responsible, more open to others, especially the neediest and weakest” (cf. John Paul II, Encyclical Letter Redemptor Hominis, 15). Our ultimate challenge will always remain mankind. May we never lose sight of this!”
For the full message of the Holy Father, please click the link: Message of the Holy Father for the Paris Summit on AI [10-11 February 2025] (7 February 2025) | Francis
Photo credit: By John Dexter Ramos
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