Claire Giangrave

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Now, what that impact will be and if it will be able to prevent some of the things happening with AI, who knows?
But it offers an alternative, right?
It's better than nothing.
In a solemn ceremony at its seminary in Econ, Switzerland, the Society of St.
Pius X consecrated four new bishops, triggering automatic excommunication under canon law.
In an open letter sent before the consecrations, Pope Leo XIV pleaded with the Society to stop, writing, quote, He warned that the move would break the unity of the Church.
Founded in 1970, the Society celebrates the traditional Latin Mass and rejects key modern church reforms.
The group last consecrated bishops without Rome's approval in 1988, prompting excommunications.
The new consecrations may end decades of Vatican attempts at dialogue.
For NPR News, I'm Claire Giangrave.
At the heart of the encyclical, called Magnifica Humanitas, or Magnificent Humanity, is a simple message.
Human beings must come before machines.
Pope Leo says that the future of humanity cannot be left in the hands of a few wealthy tech leaders.
He warns of new forms of exploitation behind it, from hidden labor to rare mineral mining to data taken without real consent.
Amid the rise of AI companies, automated warfare, and systems that can shape what people see and believe, Leo says responsibility must remain in human hands.
And he calls for more public oversight to disarm AI.
For NPR News, I'm Claire Giangrave in Rome.
At the heart of the encyclical, called Magnifica Humanitas, or Magnificent Humanity, is a simple message.
Human beings must come before machines.
Pope Leo says that the future of humanity cannot be left in the hands of a few wealthy tech leaders.
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