Don't let AI do your homework, Pope Leo tells US youth
Pope Leo urged 15,000 U.S. youths to be intentional with AI and screen time, emphasizing it cannot replace authentic human relationships or personal growth.
- Pope Leo XIV addressed over 16,000 U.S. Catholic teenagers during the National Catholic Youth Conference in Indianapolis on November 21, 2025.
- He emphasized that while AI is influential, it should not replace personal intelligence, stating, "Don’t ask it to do your homework for you!"
- The Pope encouraged young people to develop critical thinking skills and to maintain real-life relationships while using technology responsibly.
- He urged Catholics to avoid linking their faith with political parties, underlining, "The church doesn’t belong to any political party.
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Pontifical secret out: Leo changes his Wordle start word each day
ROME —Pope Leo XIV opened a virtual meeting with American Catholic young people Friday by revealing a closely held pontifical secret: he uses a different Wordle start word each day. Leo divulged his strategy for the popular New York Times online game before fielding questions via videoconference about artificial intelligence (AI), social media and the […]...Keep on reading: Pontifical secret out: Leo changes his Wordle start word each day
Pontifical secret revealed: Pope Leo XIV changes his Wordle start word each day
Pope Leo XIV has revealed a closely held secret: He uses a different Wordle start word each day. Leo divulged his strategy playing the popular New York Times online game during an online encounter with American young people. During the…
Pope Leo speaks on AI, God's mercy, friendship in livestream conversation with young people
Marking a new chapter in the Church’s engagement with young people, Pope Leo XIV addressed the National Catholic Youth Conference Nov. 21 by joining thousands of teenagers via live video for a 45-minute conversation broadcast worldwide by EWTN. He addressed topics of AI and homework, distractions during prayer, accepting God’s mercy, and more.
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