Pope Leo said he had turned down a proposal to create an artificial intelligence version of himself, warning that such technology could seriously risk human identity.
The pontiff revealed that someone had asked his permission to create an “artificial pope” to allow anyone to have a personal audience.
"This artificial intelligence pope would give them answers to their questions, and I said, ‘I’m not going to authorize that,'" Leo told journalist and author Elise Allen in an interview for a biography.
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