Is the ultimate fate of AI theology? The new Pope announces collaboration with Anthropic! Pope Leo XIV met with Anthropic co-founder Christopher Olah in the Vatican Synod Hall, announcing that the Church will collaborate with Anthropic to "guide humanity together in the age of AI." This marks the first time the highest authority of the Catholic Church has publicly established a partnership with a mainstream AI company. In his speech, the Pope directly pointed out that AI is transforming the nature of warfare and stated that he is "entrusted to examine this monumental change with faith and a clear perspective." The Vatican chose to partner with Anthropic instead of OpenAI or Google. Anthropic's core philosophy of "Constitutional AI," which integrates safety and ethical constraints into the model training process, naturally aligns with religious institutions' concerns about human dignity and moral boundaries. Compared to its commercially driven competitors, Anthropic's positioning clearly makes it more likely to gain the trust of conservative institutions. While governments around the world are still debating AI regulatory frameworks, a religious institution with over a billion followers has already stepped in