Leo XIV's encyclical applies Catholic social doctrine — not personal morality — to artificial intelligence. The implication is more radical than most commentators have noticed.
Last week's proposed Linux exemption to AB-1043 reveals what was obvious from the start: the law targets commercial platforms and their metadata, not the welfare of minors.
Pope Leo XIV's 'Magnifica Humanitas' lands today not as a policy document but as a moral argument the tech industry has spent years studiously ignoring.
Friday's USCIS rule requiring green card applicants to leave the country isn't about enforcement — it's an admission that the agency can no longer do its job with people watching.
The White House is threatening to yank $21 billion in broadband funds from states with AI laws it doesn't like. Meanwhile, websites are embedding secret instructions for LLMs in their code. These are the same story.
