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Religious Institutions on AI
Knowledge meeting tradition.
Secular frameworks like the EU AI Act, NIST, and ISO define what AI must do. Religious and civilizational traditions answer a different question: what AI is for. This companion guide synthesizes how the world's major religious institutions are responding to AI — starting with Pope Leo XIV's brand-new encyclical Magnifica Humanitas, and extending to Catholic Vatican doctrine, Orthodox, Protestant, Islamic, Jewish, and Buddhist thought.
- ✦Pope Leo XIV — Magnifica Humanitas (May 2026)
- ✦Six traditions, one convergence on dignity
- ✦How religious thought complements the EU AI Act
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