[The Catholic Church Releases Its First AI Encyclical, Anthropic Co-Founder Warns of Three Major Risks] At the launch event for Pope Leo XIV's first AI-themed encyclical *Magnifica Humanitas* held in the Vatican on May 25, Anthropic co-founder Chris Olah stated that the AI era presents three core risks that must be taken seriously: First, artificial intelligence could massively replace human labor. How to assist the unemployed and ensure that the benefits of AI reach vulnerable groups worldwide remains an unresolved challenge. Second, with the widespread adoption of large models, the question of how humanity, families, children, and the future of professions can achieve true prosperity is no longer merely a technical issue. Lastly, phenomena resembling human neural structures, self-reflection, and emotional states are emerging within AI models. These unknown and unsettling discoveries warrant ongoing and in-depth societal discussion.