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Applied AI·September 25, 2026·1 min read

Pope Leo at UNESCO: machines get called ‘intelligent’ while people get discarded

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When the Pope uses a UNESCO stage to question what 'intelligence' means, AI ethics moves from niche policy circles into mainstream cultural debate. Organizations deploying AI at scale should expect more scrutiny on how they treat human labor and dignity alongside automation gains—not just on model safety.

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