Editing Magnifica Humanitas: A Plain-Language Overview (section)

== The whole document in ten points ==

For the reader who remembers nothing else, ''Magnifica Humanitas'' can be reduced — somewhat unfairly, but usefully — to ten practical ideas:

# '''Every human being has dignity that does not depend on intelligence, productivity, wealth, health, or usefulness.'''
# '''Technology is a human tool and can accomplish enormous good.'''
# '''More technological power does not automatically mean more wisdom or more human progress.'''
# '''Artificial intelligence is not human intelligence and must not replace human moral responsibility.'''
# '''Developers and institutions remain responsible for what their systems do to people.'''
# '''Work is part of human flourishing, not merely a cost of production to be eliminated.'''
# '''Smaller communities, families, workers, and individuals should retain real responsibility and freedom whenever possible.'''
# '''Solidarity requires us to care about people who might otherwise be excluded from technological progress.'''
# '''Truth, freedom, family, community, justice, and the common good are legitimate standards by which technological progress should be judged.'''
# '''The ultimate question is not simply what we can build, but what kind of human world we are building.'''