As artificial intelligence continues to widen the world of possibilities at breakneck speed, prompting Pope Leo XIV to issue caution with its use, it is worth noting that AI lacks something distinctively human: death.
As artificial intelligence continues to widen the world of possibilities at breakneck speed, prompting Pope Leo XIV to issue caution with its use, it is worth noting that AI lacks something distinctively human: death.
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