About the AI and Catholicism Project
A curated guide to Catholic teaching, public statements, and thoughtful resources on artificial intelligence.
The AI and Catholicism Project explores Catholic teaching about artificial intelligence and its implications for human dignity, work, education, communication, and the common good. The goal is to provide clear resources for people who want to understand and engage the evolving conversation around AI from a Catholic perspective.
The information for this website comes mostly from a search for "artificial intelligence" (exact match) in the website of the Vatican. I retrieved and reviewed all 108 documents returned by the search as of July the 30th, 2026.
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Presentations and Conversation
I welcome invitations to speak with parishes, schools, centers, and other groups about Catholic teaching and artificial intelligence.
My name is Emilio Lehoucq. I work as a data scientist and hold a PhD in sociology focused on the sociology of artificial intelligence and an MS in statistics from Northwestern University. If you would like to get in touch, please email catholicaiproject@gmail.com.
This is a personal project and is not affiliated with Northwestern University.