With this double difficulty of departure—the irreducibility of the message of the Gospel and the conflicting nature of all economics—is it possible for a Church economic discourse to be valid for all?
Artificial Intelligence Articles
Artificial Intelligence in the Light of the Social Teaching of the Church
With this double difficulty of departure—the irreducibility of the message of the Gospel and the conflicting nature of all economics—is it possible for a Church economic discourse to be valid for all?
Artificial Intelligence Laws and Governance
Catholic Social Teaching offers a way to think about this challenge that is rarely discussed in technology policy debates: subsidiarity.
More than 70% of workers now rely on secondary gig income to meet daily expenses. Rerum Novarum has guidance for gig employers and workers.…
Will generative AI develop in ways that recognize faces and voices as sacred—or treat them as raw material for extraction?…
A key insight, previously advanced by Pope Francis, is that the term “Artificial Intelligence” can be misleading. True human intelligence—a divine gift—is not merely functional.…
It is the Church’s responsibility to provide guidance on the ethical use of AI, ensuring that it promotes human dignity, social justice, and the common…
Understanding the transformations that are already taking place before our eyes, as a result of their rapid development, is a necessary act if we want…
Catholic social teaching seeks to apply the essence of Christian moral principles to life in society. It is not an economic or political program, but…
List of Articles
- 10 Questions About Catholic Social Teaching
- AI Ethics: Cardinal Parolin's Address to CAPP-USA
- Antiqua et Nova: A gift on Artificial Intelligence
- Artificial Intelligence in the Light of the Social Teaching of the Church
- Artificial Intelligence Laws and Governance
- Cardinal Parolin's Address to CAPP, June 2024
- Digital Revolution: The Death of Agency and Freedom in a Post-Human Future?
- Generative AI and Human Dignity
- The Gig Economy and Rerum Novarum
- Three Questions at the Heart of Magnifica Humanitas
