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In his first address to the media, Pope Leo XIV called on journalists to prioritize truth and unity, avoiding "the war of words and images." He condemned the imprisonment of 361 journalists worldwide, advocating for freedom of speech and press. The first U.S.-born pope, Leo previously served as a missionary in Peru. He also urged responsible use of artificial intelligence in journalism, emphasizing its benefits for humanity. The address marked Leo's first large audience at the Vatican since his election.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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