Pope Leo XIV believed that in the era of artificial intelligence, it was urgent to distinguish human art from creations generated by machines. He affirmed that an ontological difference, even before being aesthetic, separated the two, with algorithms producing works through statistical calculation from millions of images created by others. According to him, they lacked the human spark. He added that the Church wished to renew its alliance with artists and cultural institutions in order to preserve the human aspect. #IntelligenceArtificielle #ArtHumain #Culture (translated)
