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The Lamego Justice and Peace Commission suggests using artificial intelligence to share Church teaching
First source report
The Lamego Diocesan Justice and Peace Commission held a meeting at the Diocesan Museum Auditorium to discuss the encyclical Magnifica Humanitas by Pope Leo XIV. The event was attended by 70 people.
António Lucena, president of the commission, said Christians should approach technology without fear and view it as an opportunity to spread Church teaching. He noted that while inequalities exist, the Church should address information gaps caused by a lack of Christian documentation.
Lucena proposed that the Catholic Church provide its materials to artificial intelligence engines. He stated this would ensure that the information provided is accurate and based on Gospel principles, which promote peace, an open society, and concern for all social strata.
AI-assisted briefing based on the sources below.Sources behind this story
- Reporting@agenciaecclesiaInteligência artificial: Comissão Justiça e Paz de Lamego desafia a olhar para tecnologia «sem receio»
Agência Ecclesia · Leonor João
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