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Pope Leo Warns of AI Threats During Meeting With Macron in Paris

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Pope Leo met with French President Emmanuel Macron at the presidential palace in Paris to discuss the risks posed by artificial intelligence. The Pope cautioned against what he described as a 'paradise of machines,' warning of the need to protect humanity from AI threats. His remarks came amid growing global concerns about the unchecked advancement of AI technologies. Large crowds gathered in the French capital as the high-profile meeting took place. The discussions underscored the increasing role world leaders and religious figures are playing in shaping the global AI debate.

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