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Magnifica humanitas

encyclical by Leo XIV
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  • Leo XIII
    Rerum novarum
    / Pope Leo XIV and Rerum novarum

    …XIV promulgated his first encyclical, Magnifica humanitas, which further detailed the moral and social threats posed by AI. In the document, Leo XIV acknowledged Rerum novarum’s significance several times and wrote, “When some objected that the Church should not waste energy on worldly matters…Leo XIII responded with realism and wisdom,…

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    …XIV promulgated his first encyclical, Magnifica humanitas, which further detailed the moral and social threats posed by AI. In the document, Leo XIV acknowledged Rerum novarum’s significance several times and wrote, “When some objected that the Church should not waste energy on worldly matters…Leo XIII responded with realism and wisdom,…

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