Religious Diversity and AI: The Role of the Catholic Church in Interfaith Dialogue

Abstrak

The Catholic Church's approach to interfaith dialogue and artificial intelligence (AI) ethics is the main topic of this paper's analysis of the ethical consequences of religious diversity. Although religious diversity promotes cooperation, it also raises the possibility of conflict if it is not managed well. Human dignity is the cornerstone of the Catholic Church, which places a strong emphasis on religious liberty and civil interactions with people of different religions to foster cooperation on common objectives such as social justice. Mutual understanding is facilitated by texts such as Nostra Aetate and multifaith education in schools. Religions, however, also influence moral discussions about technological advancements. This is seen in Catholic social teaching, which incorporates spiritual insights into ethical discussions about AI's concerns with rights, transparency, and well-being. All parties must engage in inclusive deliberation for religious contributions to be constructive. To fulfill cooperative potential, avoid disputes, and responsibly incorporate values into new technologies like AI through multi-perspective ethical thought, managing religious diversity ultimately requires upholding moral standards via interfaith communication.