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Pope Leo says AI art differs ontologically from human art
Original: Pope Leo on AI art: Beyond aesthetics, ‘there is an ontological difference’
Pope Leo said that AI-generated art differs from human-created art not merely in aesthetic quality but in an 'ontological difference', meaning the two are of fundamentally different kinds. The remark, reported by EWTN News, adds a moral and philosophical dimension to the ongoing debate over artificial intelligence's role in creative work and what is lost when machines imitate human creativity.
Why now: AI-generated art is a hotly debated topic, and a pope weighing in on its nature draws wide attention.
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