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Herz — Tech & Science Desk · · 30s summary · 1 min read
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz has chosen an encyclical by Pope Leo about artificial intelligence for his holiday reading this summer, according to The Guardian. The choice comes as Merz’s popularity stands at a historic low. He took office as German chancellor 14 months before The Guardian reported the story on July 30, 2026. The available information does not give the encyclical’s title, describe its arguments about AI or explain why Merz selected it. It also provides no polling figure or comparison period for his low popularity.
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz has chosen an encyclical by Pope Leo about artificial intelligence for his holiday reading this summer, according to The Guardian.
His popularity currently stands at a historic low.
The selected work is an encyclical, a letter addressed to religious leaders, the faithful or the wider world. Its subject is artificial intelligence.
The available information identifies neither the encyclical’s title nor the specific issues involving artificial intelligence that it covers.
The facts provided do not reveal the encyclical’s exact title, its detailed contents or Friedrich Merz’s reasons for choosing it.
They also provide no approval rating, comparison period or detailed polling data.
He chose an encyclical by Pope Leo about artificial intelligence.
The information was published on July 30, 2026, and concerned his summer reading.
He had taken office 14 months before the report published on July 30, 2026.
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His popularity stood at a historic low, but the available facts provide no figure.