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The Pope.

The Pope comes out and drops a message about AI.

And it's not what you think.

But the Pope comes out and says, issues a warning about AI and autonomous weapons. Is this all the 13 points in this one minute and 19 seconds wrap? Or is this just something he's saying there? Just something he's saying there. I do have the 13 points. Okay, go to that and then we'll go to the 13 points. Here's the Pope, the leader of roughly, what is it,

1.4 billion people, Mberto, am I saying it correctly? And growing. And growing one point,

they've been flat last couple years, but they've been grown the last 12 months on what they're

doing. But here's the Pope. Go ahead, Rob.

Official intelligence needs to be disarmed. The word is strong, I know, but deliberately chosen because this moment needs words

capable of attracting attention, awakening consciences, and indicating paths forward for humanity.

The church has long been working for nuclear disarmament,

aware that every great technical power can affect people's lives,

and so must be accompanied by adequate moral discernment and public control.

Nuclear disarmament remains a service to peace and the dignity of the human family.

In a similar sense, artificial intelligence now demands to be disarmed,

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