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Last update: 6 hours agoAI Encyclical Countdown: Pope Leo XIV is set to sign and release his first encyclical on artificial intelligence soon, and the Vatican is already spotlighting his recurring message: AI must serve humans, not replace them—he has urged young people to keep thinking skills, warned priests not to outsource homilies to chatbots, and called for tighter oversight so AI doesn’t erase human responsibility. Church & Society: In Philadelphia, EcoPhilly at Villanova heard Pope Leo’s creation-care call turned into action plans—“From Hope to Action” brought Catholic groups together to ask what their answer will be to God’s question about stewardship. Cuba Aid Clash: Cuba says it will accept a renewed U.S. $100 million humanitarian offer as fuel runs out, while Washington’s push—discussed with Pope Leo—keeps fueling political friction. Legal Pressure on Abuse Records: Seton Hall University is again fighting to keep secret a 2019 priest-abuse report, arguing for privilege as survivors push for disclosure. Middle East Tensions: Pope Leo also used a major university visit to denounce AI and high-tech weaponry feeding a “spiral of annihilation,” while calling for peace in both Ukraine and the Middle East.
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