Pope Leo XIV visited France for a historic state visit. This is the first official visit by a pope to France in 18 years. He met with President Emmanuel Macron at the รlysรฉe Palace. The Pope gave a powerful warning about technology. He said that a "paradise of machines" could make people lose their human identity. He is worried about fast scientific progress and human rights.
The Pope spoke about artificial intelligence. He thinks AI is a big challenge for all people. He is afraid that people will focus too much on technology and lose their human character. He also talked about human dignity. Today, many systems use automation. He said that society must protect the value of every person. He warned that people should not be judged only by how fast or efficient they are.
To help, the Pope wrote a new document called "Magnificent Humanity." This document is about artificial intelligence. He wants to give guidance for the digital age. He asked for strong rules to control new technology. He also told AI developers to work for the common good, not just for profit.
President Emmanuel Macron said the Pope's arrival is a "source of hope" for France. Many people want to see the Pope. There will be a giant Mass in Paris. More than half a million people are expected to attend this event. The Pope's message shows that we must protect human rights as technology grows. We must make sure that machines help humans instead of replacing them.