Pope Leo XIV Arrives in France, Issues Warnings on AI and Nuclear Weapons
Pope Leo XIV began a four-day trip to France, where he issued a warning about artificial intelligence and a "paradise of machines" potentially undermining humanity, while also addressing nuclear weapons and ethical issues in his opening remarks.
Wilmington, NC, September 25, 2026 —
Pope Leo XIV commenced a four-day visit to France on an unspecified date, using his opening remarks to address critical global concerns including artificial intelligence and the proliferation of nuclear weapons.
During his address, the pontiff voiced apprehension regarding the rapid advancement of artificial intelligence, cautioning against the emergence of a “paradise of machines” that could potentially undermine humanity. The specific details of this warning and the potential mechanisms of this threat were not elaborated upon in the opening remarks.
In addition to his concerns about AI, Pope Leo XIV also addressed the persistent issue of nuclear weapons and broader ethical considerations. The specific ethical issues and the context surrounding the discussion of nuclear weapons were not detailed.
The Pope’s visit, which spans four days, is expected to include further engagements and discussions on these and other matters. The exact schedule and participants of the remainder of his trip in France have not been provided. The contractor’s name was not provided. The fine amount was not provided. The inspection outcomes were not provided.
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