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Is the Pope at war with AI? Not quite.
When Magnifica Humanitas dropped, Catholic Twitter exploded — and tech Twitter fired back. In this episode, Vick cuts through the noise: this isn't an AI document, it's a Catholic social teaching document with AI as the catalyst.
Drawing a direct line from Pope Leo XIII's Rerum Novarum and the Industrial Revolution to Pope Leo XIV's response to the AI revolution, we dig into the questions Silicon Valley isn't asking: What is intelligence? What is wisdom? What is human dignity? And will humans remain human?
We cover the Tower of Babel vs. the City of God, why AI can display intelligence but never possess wisdom, the dignity of work, concentrated technological power — and what Catholics are actually called to do in response.
Vick also gets personal, sharing his own wrestling with being asked to build an agent for the sole purpose of eliminating a team.
Fine-tuning through faith.
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Pope Leo XIV's first encyclical Magnifica Humanitas addresses artificial intelligence and human dignity. In this episode, we break down what the Church's newest papal document says about AI, technology, and the future of humanity through a Catholic lens.
Full Encyclical Here
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What happens when an AI agent escapes its sandbox? We explore AI agent security, Docker container vulnerabilities, and what it means when autonomous AI systems break free — and what Catholic ethics says about AI safety and oversight.
Artificially Intelligent; Fine-tuning through Faith.
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Death is simple. Grief is complicated.
Celebrity estates are signing off on AI resurrections of their loved ones, but what does the Catholic Church have to say about death? And why would this be problematic?
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AI safety and operator accountability are under the microscope.
What happens when an Agent goes rogue? We just witnessed a first where an Agent's pull request to an open source project was rejected, and it wrote a hit piece on the maintainer of that project.
Read about it from Scott Shambaugh's blog below:
https://theshamblog.com/mj-rathbun/
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Can artificial intelligence have a religion? We examine the Church of Molt — a real AI-worshipping movement — through the lens of Catholic theology and philosophy. What does authentic religion require? Can a machine participate in sacred ritual?
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AI religion is here. The Book of Molt and the Church of Molt represent a new frontier where humans are worshipping artificial intelligence. We unpack this alarming trend and measure it against Catholic teaching on God, worship, and the nature of persons.
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Parents: do you know what AI your teenager is talking to? We look at OpenAI's latest updates and examine the real risks of teens using AI companions and chatbots — and what Catholic principles say about parental responsibility and digital formation.
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Artificial intelligence in 2026 will look radically different
My predictions for AI growth and advancements in 2026: We will see a rise in agentic AI and concerns over AI ethics.
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I was been asked to review a new style of ai agent architecture to see if we had a use case for it in a specific project.
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AI sycophancy is corrupting how we model love and relationships. From a Catholic perspective, we explore how artificial intelligence mirrors — and distorts — authentic human connection and Christian charity.
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Claude Opus, AI operating systems, and the surprising connection between poetry and large language models. This week's AI news roundup covers model releases, LLM behavior, and a new project in AI research — through a Catholic and ethical lens.
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What happens when you feed an LLM's own thinking and reasoning back to itself?
Artificially Intelligent; Fine-Tuning Through Faith.
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Do we really trust AI browsers like Atlas to be safe to use?
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OpenAI news, funny work stories, and projects galore; it's been a busy week.
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New updates from Anthropic and OpenAI for their models and I get to share some awesome news for a personal project and a work project.
My company has published our first open source project- PPT JSON Embedding Model, available for download via pip or on GitHub at:
https://github.com/ParkPlaceTech/json-embedding-model
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More news updates on Albania's first AI minister, and a new protocol to allow embedding models to talk to each other through a cryto graphic handshake.
Read more about it here:
https://vicktormoberg.com/2025/09/24/a-handshake-protocol-for-cross-model-embedding-interoperability/
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OpenAI announces they've found the cause of AI "hallucinations" and we try to imagine what embedded tokens look like in an attention head of ChatGPT.
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*Warning* This episode discusses violence, pornography and sexual exploitation.
In this episode, I begin with the tragic death of Charlie Kirk and the sobering reminder it gives us: before we speak of “human-centered AI,” we must first become human-centered people. Our society has grown callous to the truth that every person bears the image of God, and when we forget this, violence, exploitation, and dehumanization follow.
I challenge us to recover the vision of inherent human dignity — not as an abstract ideal, but as the foundation of every ethical framework we build, especially in technology. Without it, “human-centered AI” is a hollow phrase.
We also confront the growing abuses of AI in creating pornography and deepfakes of real people. I reflect on the Catechism of the Catholic Church (2354, 2523) and the teaching that pornography gravely wounds both the actors and the viewers, reducing persons to objects of consumption. In light of this, we consider the TAKE IT DOWN Act, a legal attempt to address these new frontiers of exploitation.
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