Nick Martell

The first move, the Vatican's been partnering with cybersecurity firms.

To fortify St.

Peter's Basilica, make sure the hackers can't mess with them right now.

And then he told the priests not to use AI whenever you're writing sermons.

Teach the book of John, not the book of Claude.

And since the Vatican is a self-governing state, they set formal national policy for themselves on AI.

No other country has done this, but the Vatican has.

AI must never overtake or replace human beings is one of their rules.

That's a direct quote from that rule book.

Oh, and they banned AI that could manipulate, discriminate, or threaten security.

They did that at the Vatican.

Pause the pod, Nick.

A 2,000-year-old institution has more AI rules than just about any country or any company?

Holy GPU, Jack.

Now, the Pope's hope is that the church becomes a model that the rest of the world can agree on.

His other hope, that the Vatican becomes the worst enemy to AI misinformation.

It's the most innovative move by the church since the steeple.

So Jack, what's the takeaway for all the people wondering about AI?

Who will create the world's first ever truth engine?

Yetis, there's a concept in AI circles about something never before built.