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Pope Leo XIV Makes AI Regulation a Key Focus of His Papacy

by Team Lumida
June 18, 2025
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  • Pope Leo XIV, the first American pope, has declared artificial intelligence (AI) a central issue of his papacy, likening its societal impact to the industrial revolution of the 19th century.
  • The Vatican is advocating for a binding international treaty on AI, challenging Silicon Valley’s preference for voluntary ethical guidelines.
  • Pope Leo XIV’s stance builds on Pope Francis’ earlier warnings about AI’s risks, including dehumanization, inequality, and the potential misuse of autonomous weapons.
  • Tech leaders, including executives from Google, Microsoft, and Meta, are engaging with the Vatican to shape the Church’s perspective on AI ethics and governance.

What Happened?

Pope Leo XIV, elected in April 2025, has made the ethical regulation of artificial intelligence a signature issue of his papacy. Drawing inspiration from Pope Leo XIII, who championed workers’ rights during the industrial revolution, Leo XIV aims to address the challenges AI poses to human dignity, labor, and justice.

The Vatican has hosted numerous discussions with tech leaders over the past decade, including executives from Google, Microsoft, and IBM. These dialogues have focused on the societal implications of AI, with the Church advocating for strong regulatory frameworks to prevent misuse and ensure AI serves humanity.

This week, the Vatican is hosting a two-day international conference on AI ethics, featuring representatives from major tech firms like Anthropic, Palantir, and Cohere. Pope Leo XIV is expected to deliver a written message to participants, emphasizing the need for global cooperation on AI governance.


Why It Matters?

The Catholic Church’s involvement in AI ethics highlights the growing recognition of AI’s transformative impact on society. As one of the world’s most influential moral authorities, the Vatican’s call for binding regulations could shape global debates on AI governance.

Pope Leo XIV’s focus on AI reflects broader concerns about the technology’s potential to exacerbate inequality, erode privacy, and replace human decision-making with machine-driven choices. His stance challenges Silicon Valley’s preference for self-regulation, pushing for stronger guardrails to protect human dignity and prevent harm.

The Church’s engagement with tech leaders also underscores the importance of collaboration between traditional institutions and the tech industry in addressing the ethical challenges of emerging technologies.


What’s Next?

Pope Leo XIV is expected to continue advocating for international cooperation on AI regulation, leveraging the Church’s moral authority to influence policymakers and industry leaders. The Vatican will likely expand its dialogues with tech companies, seeking to bridge the gap between ethical principles and technological innovation.

The outcomes of the Vatican’s AI conference and future engagements with tech executives will be closely watched, as they could shape the global conversation on AI ethics and governance.

Meanwhile, the Church’s push for binding regulations may face resistance from tech firms and governments, particularly in regions like the U.S., where regulatory approaches to AI remain fragmented.

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