Patrick questions the flood of AI-generated videos claiming to feature messages from Pope Leo, revealing how quickly deepfakes can confuse even the most faithful. He gives listeners a hands-on crash course in spotting digital fakery using Grok and ChatGPT, while mixing in a dose of skepticism with humor, Beatles AI tracks, and practical faith advice. Trust no one at first glance, Patrick insists—because these days, even the truth needs a background check.

 

• Mike (email) – How do we know if a video of Pope Leo is real or fake? (00:42)
• Donna (email) - I was told "Revelations isn't in your bible because Catholics don't believe in the rapture." (09:48)
• Patrick shares emails about A.I. videos and how to tell if something is real or computer generated (20:40)
• Email - I just learned my father-in-law doesn't believe in confessing to a priest.  Can you please recommend a book or resources I can give him to help explain why it's proper to confess to a priest instead of just praying to God?
• Dennis (email) - The biggest danger of A.I. videos is that we can get accustomed to these messages, assuming they're legitimate (30:12)
• Frank - I discovered errors in AI searches. AI will just pull from whatever. (32:29)
• Patrick on the quality of Beatles A.I. music (38:23)
• George - Is there an order to the Trinity and would it be sacrilegious to describe this order? (44:54)