Vance, Echoing Pope Leo’s Encyclical, Says Decisions About Life and Death ‘Must Be Made by Humans, Not Machines’
The vice president told Air Force Academy graduates to ‘use technology to make you better, but never submit to it.’
Results from Tag: 'human dignity'
‘A Hopeful Document’: Catholic Thinkers on AI Assess ‘Magnifica Humanitas’
Experts praised Pope Leo’s encyclical both for its broader articulation of the proper relationship between humanity and technology, as well for its evaluation of AI using Catholic social principles such as subsidiarity, solidarity and the common good.
In Holy Week, Life’s Indignities Reveal Our Eternal Dignity
COMMENTARY: In the frailty of old age and the reversals of family life, the cross of Jesus Christ comes into focus as the true measure of human dignity.
Bonhoeffer Warned Us: ‘Stupidity’ Undermines the Human Person
COMMENTARY: Dietrich Bonhoeffer’s reflection on stupidity helps explain how false ideas about freedom and the human person can spread even in highly educated societies.
Council on AI Ethics Formed to Balance Innovation With Human Dignity
The American Enterprise Institute launched a council on artificial intelligence (AI) ethics to help ensure technological innovation promotes human dignity.
Pope Leo XIV: ‘All Lives Are Not Equally Respected’ Amid War and Inequality in Health Care
The Pope told the Pontifical Academy for Life it is hypocritical to call health a universal value while ignoring policies that drive disparities.
No, AI Doesn’t Have a Soul: The Catholic Understanding of Its Role in Human Society
College professor-philosopher seeks the truth about the mind, soul and personhood in a new podcast series about artificial intelligence.
Catholic Leaders Urge Calm in Minneapolis, Reflect on ‘Well-Ordered’ Society
The U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops and the Minnesota Catholic Conference issued statements amid violent immigration enforcement in Minnesota.
The Answer to Our Culture of Narcissism
COMMENTARY: Christmastide offers a profound rebuttal to a culture increasingly shaped by self-absorption, reminding us that we learn who we are only by being loved.
Pope Leo Warns About Risks to Church When Intelligence Agencies ‘Act for Nefarious Purposes’
Speaking in the Hall of Blessings, Leo urged those engaged in national security intelligence work to act with professionalism, to have respect for human dignity, and to engage in ethical communication.
