Pope Leo XIV calls for responsible AI use in schools and universities in Uruguay
Pope Leo XIV called on educational institutions to teach responsible use of artificial intelligence and to put people before algorithms. At a meeting with education representatives at the Catholic University of Montevideo during his visit to Uruguay, he warned about the risks of a society that prioritizes technological efficiency over human dignity and mentioned his encyclical Magnifica Humanitas. He also addressed dehumanization, the defense of life and a culture of peace.
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- Leo XIV asked schools and universities to promote wise use of technologies and AI, placing people before algorithms.
- He warned about the risk of judging human life only by productivity and efficiency, which can marginalize those seen as less productive.
- The speech took place at the Catholic University of Montevideo, on the second day of his visit to Uruguay.
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