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Cardinal Timothy Radcliffe has argued that asking questions, wondering and thinking are essential parts of human life that AI cannot replace. Speaking at a Vatican gathering on young people and the digital age, he also said that no AI can give the attention offered by a teacher, social worker or chaplain.
Why it mattersHis point is less about what a model can produce than what people need from one another: patient attention and real presence. In a debate often measured in capabilities, that is a welcome change of scale.
Discuss: How should schools and workplaces make room for AI without losing the human attention Radcliffe says it cannot provide?
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