From moral discernment to public dialogue

The project is designed to bring research on AI and AGI into dialogue with policymakers, regulators, Church institutions, experts, and the wider public.

The aim is to create spaces where technological developments can be examined alongside questions of human dignity, responsibility, relationship, formation, work, and the common good—and where moral reflection can inform institutional and public action.

Building dialogue across institutions and communities

From analysis to institutional practice

The project is intended not only to publish ethical analysis, but to help institutions identify boundaries before problematic designs and practices become embedded.

  • Procurement standards that test purpose, power, evidence, and accountability
  • Interdisciplinary review before consequential systems are adopted
  • Clear reservation of moral and institutional authority to human persons
  • Non-substitution rules for relationship, formation, work, and pastoral care
  • Participation by workers and communities affected by deployment
  • Explanation, appeal, remedy, and public witness where fundamental goods are at stake

Documented project outputs will appear here as the initiative develops.

Follow the project as it develops

The working framework will continue to evolve through research, consultation, institutional dialogue, and public engagement.