Why Pope Leo Quoted Tolkien’s Gandalf
COMMENTARY: Anyone who sees the world through the Eucharist, as Tolkien and Pope Leo do, will judge AI not by its power but by its service to the human person.
Results from Tag: 'magnifica humanitas'
Magnificent Humanity
Pope Leo XIV has released his first encyclical, Magnifica Humanitas, on safeguarding the human person in the face of artificial intelligence. This week on Register Radio, Register Managing Editor Jonathan Liedl and Register Staff Writer Jonah McKeown give us their analysis. And then, what do Gen-Z’s think of AI? We are joined by Register staff writer Gigi Duncan and Will Deatherage CEO of Catholics for Hire.
Wanted: Faithful Builders for the AI Construction Site
COMMENTARY: In his first encyclical, Pope Leo XIV makes striking use of the metaphor of building to explain the position in which both the world and the Church now find themselves.
Pope Leo XIV Gives AI Historical — and Theological — Perspective
COMMENTARY: ‘Magnifica Humanitas’ is the exact right message for the moment.
‘Magnifica Humanitas’ Through the Lens of St. Augustine
COMMENTARY: Pope Leo XIV approaches the AI age less as a technological problem than as an Augustinian question of love and communion.
‘Magnifica Humanitas’: In the Face of Christ, the Truth About Man
COMMENTARY: In his long-awaited first encyclical, the Holy Father insists that the fullest truth about man is revealed ultimately and most completely in the face of Jesus Christ.
