
Lorenn Ruster
PhD in AI ethics and responsible technology; Responsible Tech Collaborator at Centre for Public Impact; researcher in dignity-centered AI development at ANU School of Cybernetics
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Jun 3, 2026
Human Dignity and AI: Insights from the Pope's Encyclical with Lorenn Ruster
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Lorenn RusterGUEST
I mean, I think in more recent times, conversations around bioethics, for example, have certainly involved conversations around dignity.

Lorenn RusterGUEST
But in the encyclical itself, it ta- it does talk about this sort of historical lineage of, you know, why the Catholic Church weighs in on these, you know, um, matters of grave interest to the future of how we see ourselves.

Lorenn RusterGUEST
Um, and the lineage that it talks to is the, you know, the last industrial revolution and Pope Leo XIII.
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