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Pope Leo Says UN Risks Becoming 'Charade' as He Sounds Alarm over AI
He warned that multilateral institutions are losing effectiveness and said dialogue is becoming a charade as he also pressed concerns about artificial intelligence.
- On Friday, Pope Leo warned at UNESCO headquarters in Paris that the United Nations and other multilateral groups are experiencing a "crisis of effectiveness," describing international dialogue as a "charade."
- The Pope's remarks follow a tense UN General Assembly in New York, where arguments over the Iran war persisted and dozens of delegates walked out during a speech by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
- Earlier on Friday, Pope urged leaders at the Elysee Palace to prioritize ethical discernment, warning that artificial intelligence could create a "paradise of machines" that threatens human autonomy.
- In Lourdes on Sunday, Pope will meet seven French abuse survivors, seeking to repair the Church's standing after a 2021 report found 330,000 French children were abused by clergy over seven decades.
- Catholic leaders remain at odds with the government over the enshrining of abortion rights in the French Constitution and recent laws legalizing assisted dying for adults with incurable illnesses.
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He said that the United Nations and other multilateral agencies were in crisis
The first American pope spoke during a visit to France over the weekend, while a tense UN General Assembly was taking place in New York. The post France: Pope warns that the UN is in danger of becoming a "parody" appeared first on in.gr.
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Pope Leo XIV warned from Paris that the United Nations and other international organizations are facing a crisis and that international dialogue risks becoming a “farce.” In his speech, he also criticized world leaders who he said did not respect the rule of law.
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