Pope Leo calls for AI to be 'disarmed', urging ban on lethal autonomous weapons

Pope Leo XIV on Friday called for artificial intelligence to be 'disarmed', saying decisions on human life, freedom and the use of force must remain under human oversight, ahead of Geneva talks on lethal autonomous weapons.

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2026-10-31 21:17 · The Next Web
Pope Leo urges a ban on lethal autonomous weapons before Geneva talks

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