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Man of his word: Pope Leo speeches declared human-authored by Australian AI detection tool

The Guardian — Tech · · International · AI Governance

An Australian AI detection company called Proudly Human has certified a collection of speeches and writings by Pope Leo XIV as human-authored. The certification comes shortly after the pope publicly described artificial intelligence as the greatest threat to humanity.

Why this matters: AI detection tools are becoming a credibility product. Organizations, public figures, and institutions are starting to use them the way they once used fact-checkers or auditors — to signal authenticity. That is worth watching carefully. These tools are not perfect, and the market for 'certified human' content is only going to grow. Who runs these companies, how their methods work, and what a certification actually guarantees are questions that matter before the label becomes trusted currency.

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