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27Aug

As Artificial Intelligence develops at extraordinary speed, the questions facing us are not simply technological

As Artificial Intelligence develops at extraordinary speed, the questions facing us are not simply technological.

What should we create? Where should the limits be? And how do we ensure that technological progress genuinely serves humanity?

In Unpacking Magnifica Humanitas, Bishop Frank Dougan and Fr Michael Kane discuss Pope Leo XIV’s vision for navigating a rapidly changing technological world — and why voices from within the technology industry itself are looking to the Church for a moral perspective.

“The question is not just can we do it. Should we do it? Is it good for our humanity?”

🎥 Watch the full discussion now on the Being Catholic TV YouTube channel.

📖 Want to take the conversation further? The Magnifica Humanitas Parish Study Guide from Justice & Peace Scotland is also available to order for parishes and groups.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ge1B8etyXEI

#MagnificaHumanitas #PopeLeoXIV #ArtificialIntelligence #AI #CatholicChurch #BeingCatholicTV

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