Pope Leo XIV addressed artists and curators at a meeting in Vatican City on Friday, expressing concerns about AI-generated art. He emphasized the Catholic Church's need for human artists in the age of AI and stressed the importance of distinguishing human-made art from machine-generated content. The Pope noted that search engines and AI merely return existing information and tend to give people what they already want. He warned of risks such as censorship and homogenization.
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