AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoVatican AI Warning: Pope Leo XIV told thousands at his Sept. 16 general audience not to “delegate to algorithms” decisions reserved for human conscience, warning that relationships can turn more virtual as technology advances. Global AI Governance: Cardinal Pietro Parolin echoed the call for shared rules, saying he’s concerned some states want to “go it alone” on AI. Royal AI Summit: King Charles III is set to host frontier AI leaders at Dumfries House, with Vatican adviser Paolo Benanti among the names, as the pace of AI development draws alarm from within the industry. Interfaith 60 Years On: A Vatican document marking Nostra aetate’s anniversary urges Catholics to “esteem” other religions and renew dialogue, while Reuters reports it reiterates condemnations of antisemitism and Islamophobia amid strained Jewish-Christian relations in the Middle East. Arts & Culture: The Vatican will submit “Green Lava,” a short documentary about a young man with Duchenne muscular dystrophy, for Oscar consideration—an Academy first for a Vatican-produced film. Sustainability in Education: DePaul University will partner with the Vatican’s Laudato Si’ Center to expand integral ecology teaching and sustainability research. Vatican Library Art Moment: Pope Leo opened JR’s wave-themed “AQVA” installation on the Vatican Apostolic Library facade, turning the library into a public art stage.
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