Magnifica Humanitas Conclusion: What Does the Church Actually Want Us to Do About AI?

Anyway, this incidental goal came out in May and we saw a load of reactions to it from the secular world, from the Catholic world.

And a number of takes that I saw from Catholics was that Essentially, AI is always bad.

It is wrong.

We cannot use it as Catholics.

Like those are some of the takes that I saw.

And what I have now seen through this entire encyclical and was expecting in this conclusion was a similar sentiment.

Not once did I ever hear that.

And so that was intriguing.

I've heard a ton of caution.

I've heard emphasis on the dignity of human.

I've heard of a lot of restraint, maturity, wisdom, applying these new technologies with the mind of the church and morals and ethics and the dignity of the human.

Never once did I say, you need to go to confession if you ever use AI once.

Give me father for I have

corrupted.

But I find that incredibly interesting and you are not going to hear that line come out of this final conclusion.

That's what I'm talking about.

I think, at least I know I have, I've been approaching this entirely incorrectly.

Oh, oh, what?

Oh, I'm sorry.

I cut you off.

I've known.

It's fine.

Where you wanted to go with it.

It plays

into what I was