Religious Orders
O. Philip Larrey: AI can support monastic life
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Father Philip Larrey stated that artificial intelligence can be used practically and consciously to assist the tasks of monks and nuns without interfering with their prayer life.
In an interview with Vatican News, Larrey spoke about a meeting held at the Maria Santissima Bambina Institute in Rome regarding this topic. The gathering was the first training session organized by the Ad Bonum Facere ETS foundation, which brings together communities and federations of cloistered nuns.
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