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Pope Leo Says AI Art Has an 'Ontological Difference' From Human Work

Original: Pope Leo on AI Art: Beyond Aesthetics, ‘There Is an Ontological Difference’

Pope Leo has weighed in on art generated by artificial intelligence, arguing the question goes beyond aesthetics because there is an 'ontological difference' between machine-made images and human creativity. His remarks, reported by Catholic media outlets, add a religious and philosophical voice to the growing debate over whether AI art can carry the same meaning, dignity and authorship as work made by people.

Why now: The Pope is a major global figure entering the contested debate over AI-generated art, and his claim of an ontological divide is striking.

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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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