Pope Leo takes on a challenge never seen before by his predecessors. The rise of "Artificial Intelligence." As artificial intelligence rapidly spreads across schools, businesses, media, and even daily conversation, the Church appears increasingly concerned about the moral direction of society. While the Vatican has acknowledged that technology can be used for good, Church leaders are warning that AI must never replace the value of the human person created in the image of God. According to Vatican officials, the upcoming document will likely discuss truth, labor, ethics, misinformation, and the growing temptation to allow machines to dominate areas of life that require genuine human wisdom and compassion. Many Catholics see this as a defining issue of the modern age. For Catholics, however, the question goes deeper than technology itself. The Church teaches that every human person possesses inherent dignity that no machine can ever imitate or replace. Human beings are not products, data, or algorithms. They are souls created by God. Pope Leo XIV’s upcoming teaching may become one of the defining Catholic responses to the technological revolution unfolding across the world today. While the Church has often addressed issues like war, poverty, and politics throughout history, this document signals that the battle for truth and human identity in the digital age may become one of the greatest moral questions of this generation.