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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 art generated by artificial intelligence is not merely an aesthetic question but involves an 'ontological difference' from human-created art, arguing that a fundamental distinction exists between works made by human beings and those produced by machines. The remark addresses ongoing debates about whether AI-generated images and artworks can carry the same meaning, dignity or spiritual value as human creativity.
Why now: Pope Leo is weighing in on the heated debate over AI-generated art and its difference from human creativity.
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- Pope Leo on AI Art: Beyond Aesthetics, ‘There Is an Ontological Difference’ · National Catholic Register
- Pope Leo on AI art: Beyond aesthetics, ‘there is an ontological difference’ · EWTN News
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