At a moment when technological change often advances faster than ethical reflection, this work reveals intellectual vigilance and pastoral responsibility. The editors of this volume deserve appreciation for their careful and comprehensive editorial vision. By addressing every major theme raised in the Vatican document and by encouraging contributions marked by depth and critical insight, they have brought together reflections that do more than interpret Antiqua et Nova; they extend its conversation. The result is a work that will be of lasting value to philosophers, theologians and all who seek to think responsibly about artificial intelligence in the light of the Christian faith.

Filipe Neri Cardinal Ferrao
Archbishop of Goa and Daman
President, Conference of Catholic Bishops of India
President, Federation of Asian Bishops Conferences

Banzelao Julio Teixeira SDB received a doctorate in philosophy from the Salesian Pontifical University n 2016. From 2016 to 2023, he served as the Director of Divyadaan: Salesian Institute of Philosophy, where he also holds the Chair of Semiotics. He is the Editor of Divyadaan: Journal of Philosophy and Education. His intellectual interests include hermeneutics, semiotics, medieval philosophy, and ecology. His publications include: 21st Century Realism: John Deelys Recovery of Poinsots Doctrine of  Signs (2018); Building Bridges of Fraternity and Friendship: Reflections on Fratelli Tutti (2022); Living in a Post-truth World (2023).

Ian Pinto SDB belongs to the Salesian Province of Panjim-Konkan. He completed his Licentiate in Philosophy with a specialization in Communication and Indian Philosophy. He has published The Concept of Yogic Liberation: Moksa in Patanjali Yoga (2021) and several articles in philosophy and theology in national and international journals. His intellectual interests include Indian Philosophy and Political Philosophy. He has served as lecturer at Divyadaan for the past three years.