德国总理弗里德里希·默茨在度假期间选择了教宗利奥关于人工智能的通谕《Magnifica humanitas》作为阅读材料1。这份文献强调对AI发展的严格伦理约束1。现年70岁的默茨于14个月前上任1，目前正处于复杂的政治环境中。默茨曾在4月的演讲中表示："AI已经在这里，已经被投入实际使用。现在由我们决定这场转变中会发生什么。"1
默茨面临的政治困难包括近期的内阁改组混乱。CDU议会领导人詹斯·施潘因宣布与丈夫通过美国代孕生育而辞职，此举与CDU反对代孕的立场相悖1，引发了德国自1960年代初以来最大规模的内阁改组1。此外，极右翼政党在即将于2024年9月举行的三个州选举中支持率可能创造纪录1。
Friedrich Merz, Germany's embattled chancellor, has selected Pope Leo's encyclical Magnifica Humanitas as his holiday reading material, a document centered on ethical constraints for artificial intelligence development.1 The 70-year-old leader, who took office fourteen months ago, faces mounting political pressures as Germany navigates a period of economic stagnation spanning seven years.1
The chancellor's choice of reading matter comes amid significant upheaval within his administration. The head of the CDU parliamentary faction recently resigned after announcing plans to have a child through surrogacy via the United States, a practice that contradicts the party's stated opposition to surrogacy.1 This departure has triggered the largest cabinet reshuffle in Germany since the early 1960s.1 Additionally, Merz confronts rising support for far-right parties ahead of state elections scheduled for September 2024 across three regions, where polling suggests record support levels.1
Speaking in April, Merz acknowledged the urgency of artificial intelligence governance, stating: "AI is already here, already being put to practical use. Now it is up to us to determine what will happen in this transformation."1 His selection of the papal encyclical, addressed to an estimated 1.4 billion Catholics worldwide, signals an engagement with broader questions about technology's role in society during a demanding period of leadership.1
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