AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoAI Ethics Clash: Pope Leo XIV, returning from France, told reporters AI “concerns… should be taken seriously” and are “not ‘fake news’,” adding he’s not in “panic mode” and “sleep[s] at night,” while also criticizing tech leaders who oppose guardrails. Church Accountability: In the same flight remarks, he said parts of the Church had been “abusive,” but he wouldn’t label sex abuse “systemic,” as he defended his approach after meeting French survivors in Lourdes. Peace in Ukraine: In Metz, Leo urged negotiators to “give up some positions” for peace and warned against the illusion that rearmament ends war. Europe’s Unity: At the Robert Schuman-rooted events, he called for reconciliation over revenge, with Macron attending key moments. Vatican on Film & Oscars: The Vatican-linked documentary “Green Lava” is in the running for Oscar qualification, spotlighting Giacomo Mattivi’s life with Duchenne muscular dystrophy. Vatican Arts Calendar: The Vatican Apostolic Library debuts AQVA, an immersive exhibition on water with JR and Bill Moran, opening through May 14, 2027.
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