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Did the Pope use AI to write about the dangers of AI?
Pope Leo XIV's recent encyclical on AI's impact may have been partially written using AI, according to analysis by Linch Zhang. The AI detector Pangram identified up to 100% AI-generated content in some paragraphs. This raises questions about the use of AI in high-profile, authoritative texts discussing AI risks.
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Did the Pope use AI to write about the dangers of AI?
Pope Leo XIV's recent encyclical on AI's impact may have been partially written using AI, according to analysis by Linch Zhang. The AI detector Pangram identified up to 100% AI-generated content in some paragraphs. This raises questions about the use of AI in high-profile, authoritative texts discussing AI risks.
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Did the Pope use AI to write about the dangers of AI?
Pope Leo XIV's recent encyclical on AI's impact may have been partially written using AI, according to analysis by Linch Zhang. The AI detector Pangram identified up to 100% AI-generated content in some paragraphs. This raises questions about the use of AI in high-profile, authoritative texts discussing AI risks.