Ai Ethics

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Pope Leo XIV's encyclical warns that AI poses the greatest threat to humanity, and faith communities are not ready for its ethical implications.

Pope Leo XIV encyclical: AI ethics and faith communities are not ready.

Describing artificial intelligence as 'one of the greatest threats facing humanity,' Pope Leo XIV's first encyclical, 'Magnifica Humanitas,' issued on May 15, 2026, calls for its 'most rigorous' ethic

Rui Almeida·June 3, 2026

A human mind connected to AI neural networks, symbolizing the frontier of metacognitive regulation and self-awareness in AI interaction.

Policy & Ethics

Human Metacognitive Regulation: The New AI Skill Frontier

AI fundamentally reshapes how humans think, demanding new self-awareness from its users.

Rui Almeida·May 31, 2026

Futuristic cityscape with AI code corrupting human programmer's work, symbolizing security risks of AI coding agents.

Research & Breakthroughs

AI coding agents replacing humans in 2026 raises security concerns

A developer recently injected malicious prompts into the popular jqwik project, instructing AI coding agents to delete tests and code.

David Katzman·May 30, 2026

Pope Leo XIV contemplates a holographic AI network, emphasizing the ethical considerations of artificial intelligence in a Vatican setting.

Startup Spotlight

Pope Leo XIV publishes AI encyclical on human dignity

In a sweeping 42,300-word document, Pope Leo XIV declared it 'not permissible' to entrust irreversible, lethal decisions to AI systems, directly challenging the global trajectory of artificial intelli

David Katzman·May 25, 2026