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Pope Leo said he had rejected a proposal to create an artificially intelligent version of himself, warning that such technology could seriously endanger human identity.
The Pope revealed that someone had asked him for permission to create an "artificial pope" to allow anyone to have a personal audience.
"This artificial intelligence Pope would answer their questions, and I said, 'I'm not going to authorize that,'" Leo told journalist and author Elise Allen in an interview for a biography.
"If there's any person who shouldn't be represented by an avatar, I'd say the Pope is high on the list."
Since being elected in May, Leo has repeatedly expressed concern about the potential impact of artificial intelligence on humanity, particularly on the well-being of children and young people.
During his first phone call with Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni on May 15, the Pope discussed collaboration with the Italian government "for the development of artificial intelligence that is ethical and serves humanity."
In the interview, Leo also warned about the impact of artificial intelligence on employment and identity.
“Human dignity has a very important relationship with the work we do,” he said. “If we automate the whole world and only a few people have the tools… there’s a big problem, a big problem coming in the future.”
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