A ‘Magnifica Humanitas’ e a civilização do Amor – V

In brief

Tony Neves reports from Rome that artificial intelligence increases the risks of warfare by making decisions regarding life and death faster and more impersonal. Neves notes that the digital revolution is changing how conflicts are conducted and blurring the line between protection and aggression.

The report states that war is becoming normalized as an instrument of international politics while ethical standards decline. Neves says modern warfare is often prepared through misinformation, fear, and simplified narratives that establish friend-enemy logic.

The discussion references the civilization of love, a concept introduced by Pope Paul VI. Pope Francis expanded on this idea in Fratelli Tutti, suggesting that social love must become a cultural norm to create a stable international order and transform armed coexistence into a shared community.