Pope Warns of AI Dangers During Paris Popemobile Tour

Pope Leo XIV addresses AI risks during Paris visit, urging humanity to avoid a 'paradise of machines.'

September 25, 2026 One Min Read

POLICY WIRE — Paris, France — Pope Leo XIV made a public appearance in Paris on Friday, waving to enthusiastic crowds from his popemobile as he called for caution in the development of artificial intelligence.

The first U.S.-born pope emphasized the need for global reflection on AI’s potential consequences, warning that unchecked progress could lead to a future where human values are overshadowed by technological advancements.

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After a ride through the streets of the French capital and a stop at Notre-Dame Cathedral, the pontiff will meet with 80,000 young people at the Stade de France later in the day, continuing his message of peace and ethical responsibility in the digital age.

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