The authors explore the ethical and ecological implications of artificial intelligence (AI) within the context of the planetary polycrisis. Applying the See–Judge–Act framework, the study assesses the ecological impacts and societal effects of current AI developments, analyzes these findings through the lens of integral ecology, and offers normative and policy recommendations that emphasize respect for human dignity, environmental responsibility, and the promotion of the common good. By integrating theological, ethical, and governance perspectives, the article aims to contribute to the ongoing discussions on AI ethics and sustainable global governance in an era marked by systemic risk.
Artificial Intelligence, Integral Ecology, and the Planetary Polycrisis: Insights from Laudato Si’ and Laudate Deum for Sustainable and Just AI Governance
Author(s)
Ivan Efreaim Gozum and Arvin Eballo
Publication Date
11 October 2025
Publisher
AI & Soc
DOI / URL
Resource Type
Academic Journal Article
Systems Addressed
Technology
Resource Theme
Learning resource
