Actress Sharon Stone attended the Assembly of Nobel Laureates in Rome, where she signed the Rome Declaration, a document calling on scientists and political leaders to govern artificial intelligence according to ethical and responsible principles. As an ambassador for the encyclical "Magnifica Humanitas," Stone said, "Human dignity is not an algorithm," making the phrase the centerpiece of her address. Stone called on political leaders to act ethically and addressed US President Donald Trump in particular with the words, "Behave in a way that would make a mother proud," according to ANSA. The appeal to maternal responsibility recurred throughout her speech, in which she emphasized the importance of decency and the common good in managing new technologies. The event brought together Nobel laureates and institutional representatives to discuss the governance of artificial intelligence and the protection of human dignity in the digital age.