Pope Leo XIV draws a line between human art and AI output
Addressing artists at the Vatican, the pope called for a renewed alliance to protect human creativity.
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Pope Leo XIV told artists and curators that human art differs fundamentally from machine-generated output, arguing that algorithms lack humanity. His Oct. 2 address called for renewed cooperation between the Church and artists. On X, Dan Shipper and Paige Bailey emphasized the people directing AI tools, bringing human agency into the debate.
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