Religious critics denounce AI and pandemic policies as moral threats

Two opinion pieces published on LifeSiteNews argue that modern technologies are being used in ways that conflict with Catholic moral teaching. One article warns that artificial intelligence amplifies human sin, making deception, surveillance, warfare and criminal fraud easier at mass scale, stating that “AI makes evil much easier at mass scale.” It cites the adoption of AI by corporations, governments, militaries and criminals, and notes emerging religious confusion from AI‑generated spiritual content.

Another piece condemns a 2021 Vatican‑hosted conference that featured Anthony Fauci alongside executives from Pfizer and Moderna. The author claims the Holy See gave its “moral authority” to what he describes as “crimes against humanity,” accusing the Vatican of collaborating with what he calls a “health dictatorship” that imposed restrictions on fundamental freedoms and promoted experimental vaccines.

Both articles call for a response grounded in natural law and Catholic doctrine, criticizing the perceived alignment of religious institutions with technologies they view as morally dangerous.