Pope Leo warned against unchecked artificial intelligence and its potential to diminish human rights during his first official trip to France.

Speaking in Paris, he said technological innovation must always remain at the service of humanity.

He urged leaders to set ethical boundaries so algorithms do not eclipse human dignity.

The pope warned that an unguided paradise of machines could undermine humanity and weaken social bonds.

He said algorithms should never replace human compassion, conscience, or moral decision-making.

In Paris, he held talks with French President Emmanuel Macron on stability and the ethics of technology.

He cautioned that bodies like the United Nations risk becoming a charade without sincere commitment.

The visit also included a spiritual gathering at Notre-Dame Cathedral, the article says.

Papal representatives plan to keep advocating human-centered technology policy in international forums.

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