At the start of his four-day trip to France, Pope Leo XIV warned of the dangers of artificial intelligence.

At the start of his four-day trip to France, Pope Leo XIV warned of the dangers of artificial intelligence.

In a detailed speech addressed to the church authorities and the French government, the leader of world Catholics warned against "the loss of humanity in the paradise of the machines".

These words of the Pope came after an hour of conversation with French President Emmanuel Macron.

The culmination of this journey is holding a huge mass attended by more than half a million people on Saturday in Paris; A ceremony for which an altar was erected in "Concord" square and the police blocked off a wide area around "Changlaise" street.

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