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AI cannot replace humanity, conscience, truth, Irish archbishop says

AI cannot replace humanity, conscience, truth, Irish archbishop says

Monday, May 18, 2026

Archbishop Eamon Martin reflected on Pope Leo's message for World Communications Day, observed May 17. The post AI cannot replace humanity, conscience, truth, Irish archbishop says first appeared on OSV News.

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