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Reflections on Pope Leo’s Vision for an Ethical AI Future

Shame Is Not the Enemy — Avoidance Is There is discomfort in naming what is happening. Good. There should be. Because what we are facing is not just global instability — it is a fracture between our values and our behaviour. That fracture has a name. Shame. Not the misplaced shame forced onto victims — that must be dismantled entirely. But the rightful recognition that something is deeply out of alignment. If we refuse to feel that, we will continue to justify

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