Grateful to @EdmundMitchell and @edmundoreyes of the Faith and AI Project for facilitating this conversation on Magnifica Humanitas. Dr. Brett T. Robinson from University of Notre Dame and Fr. Jean Gové, Diocesan Coordinator for AI for the Archdiocese of Malta are two of my favorite commentators on AI. This is a wide-ranging discussion and worth the full watch. The encyclical is not a regulatory document and this panel does not treat it like one. Link to the full episode in the comments.

Just delivered a speech on AI and the future of work at the London Jesuit Center. The following day Lord Griffiths of Fforestfach hosted a Q/A at the House of Lords in which parliamentarians were given the chance to ask me questions and discuss the implications for the UK. This conversation is existential for our civilization. We need more voices. So, please, do what you can to get the word out. We need people to get informed so they can meaningfully engage and ensure we have agency over AI’s development.

Grateful to @Forbes for telling our story. Catholic AI is necessary. If you feel the same way we do, please help spread the word. Together, with the guidance of the Holy Father, we can ensure the most powerful tool ever created is used to help bring people to Christ. For His glory!

Here’s the speech I delivered to the Council of Bishops' Conferences of Europe (CCEE) on the importance of Catholic AI and the Church engaging in the larger AI conversation. Link in comments.

Two of my favorite people, Steven Umbrello and Fr. Michael Baggot, LC, were also included in this interview. Grateful to Jonah McKeown and @NCRegister for the opportunity to reflect. Link in comments.

It was a privilege and a lot of fun to deliver a couple of keynotes on the state of AI and its pastoral implications for the Church to the Catholic Bishops' Conference of England and Wales at their spring meeting at Villa Palazzola, outside Rome. The bishops were very engaged, and it was one of the most interesting interactive sessions I’ve had. The Church is booming in England and Wales, and I can attest that the bishops are thoroughly considering the pastoral implications of AI on their flocks. Interesting days ahead! The link to the first keynote is in the comments if you want to give it a read.

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Very grateful to Robert Duncan and @CatholicNewsSvc for the conversation. Robert’s new show Vatican Access is really good and he is a natural host. He intuitively knows when to press for details, even when they’re uncomfortable. Be sure to tune in! Link in comments.