Professor Anna Rowlands, says that encyclicals "traditionally expose false idols," and that in Pope Leo's XIV first major encyclica he cautions that "we will not be saved by AI either, or its post and transhumanisms."
Rather endorsing false idols:
"In rejecting the mindset of violence, interreligious dialogue plays a decisive role, because at the heart of the great spiritual paths lies a message of peace. Whereas those who use the name of God to legitimize terrorism, violence or war betray his true nature, for to fight in the name of religion means attacking religion itself. The “spirit of Assisi,” evoked by Saint John Paul II and carried forward by Pope Francis — for example, through his dialogue with the Grand Imam of Al-Azhar — shows that believers can draw upon the most authentic sources of their particular spiritual traditions, where there is no room for “sanctified hatred.” (MH 223)