Pope Liu makes the threat of artificial intelligence of humanity a signature issue

Pope Leo XIV makes a threat to the artificial intelligence of humanity, a major issue in its legacy, which challenges the technology industry that has spent years in the Vatican flirting.

The name of the new American Pope, Liu XIII, stood for the rights of factories workers during the sectarian era, a period of the late 1970s to the late nineteenth century of rapid economic change and inequality in the severe wealth led by the corrupt industrial thief.

Speaking to the Cardinate Hall last month, the Pope said that it depends on 2000 years of social education of the church “to respond to another industrial revolution and innovations in the field of artificial intelligence that raises challenges on human dignity, justice and work,” Wall Street Magazine.

In attempts to form a Rome dialogue on artificial intelligence, and by linking, it affects governments and policy makers, Google leaders, Microsoft, Cisco and other technology giants who traveled to the Vatican for preaching a good word of emerging technologies.

The Vatican has pushed a binding international treaty on artificial intelligence, which says most of the technology executives threaten to suffocate innovation.