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Version 5 2026-06-05 02:27 UTC · 198 items

The Institut Jacques Delors (EU think tank) published a response calling the encyclical 'as revolutionary as AI,' adding a European secular-academic voice; EPPC echoed US Catholic's 'more than an AI encyclical' reading,…
Version 4 2026-06-02 18:33 UTC · 155 items

The most significant development is the New York Times reporting that at the actual epicenter of AI, the Pope's warnings are being dismissed (item 23612) — adding a documented Silicon Valley dismissal posture that intro…
Version 3 2026-05-31 18:18 UTC · 123 items

The most significant development this pass is Anthropic's publication of Olah's full Vatican remarks (item 20645), containing unusual corporate candor: Olah acknowledged Anthropic's structural incentive conflicts and di…
Version 2 2026-05-30 08:51 UTC · 73 items

Three new fault lines emerged this pass. First, AFP's wire service has crystallized 'disarm AI' and 'AI Can Never Be Human' as the dominant mainstream shorthands, potentially displacing the encyclical's own Babel/Jerusa…
Version 1 2026-05-27 18:11 UTC · 10 items

Pope Leo XIV published 'Magnifica Humanitas' on May 25, 2026—the Catholic Church's first encyclical devoted to artificial intelligence—framing AI development as a civilizational binary: 'Babel,' where AI concentrates po…