AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoAI Governance & Finance: Pope Leo XIV doubled down on AI safety, calling warnings “not fake news” and urging governments and tech leaders to “sit down and talk,” while his first AI encyclical, Magnifica Humanitas, frames safeguards around the human person—an angle that’s now feeding into bank governance debates. Church Tech Policy: The U.S. bishops’ AI task force (headed by Bishop Oscar Cantú) is set on dialogue with AI labs and applying Catholic social teaching to dignity and the common good. Public Health & Equity: Vatican Secretary of State Cardinal Parolin told the UN universal health care is a “moral imperative,” citing access gaps highlighted by the pope’s AI-era social teaching. War, Arms, and Negotiation: On his return from France, the pope urged Russia and Ukraine to resume talks and criticized an arms industry enriching a small elite while billions could fund hunger, housing, and education. Interfaith Culture Diplomacy: The Holy See hosted an Azerbaijani carpets exhibition under “Heavenly Religions,” with Vatican officials calling culture and memory pillars of peace. Consumer Tech Reality Check: New research finds “resigned consent” to AI data access is common, with many users saying yes despite discomfort.
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