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Pope Leo XIV warns against artificial intelligence in sermon preparation

Pope Leo XIV warned clergy about the dangers of using artificial intelligence when preparing sermons. According to the pontiff, algorithms cannot adequately convey to believers the personal faith that is needed. Preachers, he said, must train their brains instead of relying on technological solutions. The head of the Catholic Church has also recently pointed out that young people are once again opening up to faith and need priests. Leo XIV was elected at the conclave in May 2025. In connection with the pope's election, there was reportedly an unprecedented incident in which a mobile phone was found on one of the cardinals, leading to a temporary interruption of the conclave. The identity of the person who brought the phone into the conclave area was not disclosed. Recently, Pope Leo XIV has also been commenting on international security issues, calling for an end to the spiral of violence in the Middle East, while urging Pakistan and Afghanistan to return quickly to dialogue.

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