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Pope Leo XIV began his four-day visit to France on Friday, 25 September, with a call against the laws that allow assisted death, just two months after the country established a legal right to die for people with incurable diseases after years of intense debate. The Vatican leader also urged the world to reconsider the development of artificial intelligence, with a fervent warning: the IA could create a future in which a "machine paradise" takes control of the Earth.
Pope Leo XIV began his four-day visit to France on Friday, 25 September, with a call against the laws that allow assisted death, just two months after the country established a legal right to die for people with incurable diseases after years of intense debate. The Vatican leader also urged the world to reconsider the development of artificial intelligence, with a fervent warning: the IA could create a future in which a "machine paradise" takes control of the Earth.
