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At the event "Leo XIV and the AI Encyclical - Artificial Intelligence, Ethical Guidelines & International Order," Cardinal Reinhard Marx, computer scientist and AI expert Prof. Dr. Björn Ommer, and Prof. Dr. Jeanne Rubner, Vice President for Global Communication and Public Engagement at TUM, discussed these topics on July 6, 2026. Watch the video to witness a fascinating conversation about the rapid development of digitalization and artificial intelligence, which are comprehensively assessed in Leo's encyclical MAGNIFICA HUMANITAS.
These dynamics, the video concludes, pose profound ethical, social, and political questions for our society. The video shows how theological, technological, and epistemological perspectives converge, and you can follow an interdisciplinary dialogue about the opportunities and limitations of artificial intelligence.
The Catholic Academy in Bavaria is an independent ecclesiastical foundation under public law. The Bavarian bishops founded the Academy in 1957 as an independent think tank and continue to fund it today without influencing its work. Its statutes mandate it to "clarify and promote the relationship between the Church and the world." Our thematic scope encompasses religion and politics, science and technology, history and philosophy, and art and culture.
https://kath-akademie-bayern.de/
Discover our current program: https://kath-akademie-bayern.de/veran...
At the event "Leo XIV and the AI Encyclical - Artificial Intelligence, Ethical Guidelines & International Order," Cardinal Reinhard Marx, computer scientist and AI expert Prof. Dr. Björn Ommer, and Prof. Dr. Jeanne Rubner, Vice President for Global Communication and Public Engagement at TUM, discussed these topics on July 6, 2026. Watch the video to witness a fascinating conversation about the rapid development of digitalization and artificial intelligence, which are comprehensively assessed in Leo's encyclical MAGNIFICA HUMANITAS.
These dynamics, the video concludes, pose profound ethical, social, and political questions for our society. The video shows how theological, technological, and epistemological perspectives converge, and you can follow an interdisciplinary dialogue about the opportunities and limitations of artificial intelligence.
The Catholic Academy in Bavaria is an independent ecclesiastical foundation under public law. The Bavarian bishops founded the Academy in 1957 as an independent think tank and continue to fund it today without influencing its work. Its statutes mandate it to "clarify and promote the relationship between the Church and the world." Our thematic scope encompasses religion and politics, science and technology, history and philosophy, and art and culture.
https://kath-akademie-bayern.de/