Pope Leo XIV recently shared his unconventional approach to the popular word game Wordle, revealing that he uses a different starting word each day instead of sticking to a single strategy. This insight not only showcases his playful side but also highlights a broader lesson in adaptability and creativity in problem-solving, which can be applied beyond games into our daily lives. During a virtual meeting with young American Catholics, the Pope emphasized the importance of being intentional with technology, urging the youth to ensure that it serves their lives rather than the other way around.

In a world where AI is increasingly integrated into our daily lives, a new game called AI Puzzlers is empowering children to recognize their own intelligence in contrast to artificial intelligence. Developed by researchers at the University of Washington, this innovative game allows kids to solve reasoning puzzles that AI systems struggle with, showcasing a significant gap between human and machine capabilities. The game revolves around the ARC (Abstraction and Reasoning Corpus) puzzles, which are designed to be challenging for AI but relatively easy for humans.