AGP Executive Report
Last update: a few seconds agoAI & Human Conscience: Pope Leo XIV told crowds at his Sept. 16 general audience that people must not “delegate” choices belonging to human conscience to algorithms, warning that relationships can become less personal and more virtual as AI spreads. Interfaith Dialogue: Vatican offices marked 60 years since Nostra aetate with “A Journey of Hope,” urging Catholics to “respect and esteem” other religions and renewing condemnations of antisemitism and Islamophobia, while noting Middle East conflicts have strained Jewish-Christian dialogue. Vatican Arts & Culture: The Vatican Apostolic Library unveiled “AQVA: Catastrophe and Wonder,” featuring JR’s giant “Diluvium” wave installation, and the Vatican is also preparing to submit its documentary short “Green Lava” for Oscar consideration. Church, Society & Work: Labor and bishops pressed for a worker voice as AI reshapes workplaces, arguing that decisions on jobs and wages shouldn’t be left to executives or automated systems alone. Global Spotlight: King Charles III convened AI leaders in Scotland, with Vatican adviser Paolo Benanti among those linked to the summit.
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