From AI results from a search, so make of it what you will:

In 2023, Pope Francis appointed Prevost as Prefect of the Dicastery for Bishops, a prominent role that has elevated his profile as a potential papal candidate...

Prevost is seen as a progressive on many social issues and is regarded as a centrist...

However, Prevost has faced some controversy regarding clergy sexual abuse allegations. There are concerns about his handling of a sexual abuse case during his time as provincial of the Augustinian Province of Chicago, and he has been criticized for allowing a priest convicted of sexual abuse of minors to reside at an Augustinian priory near a Catholic elementary school.

Despite these controversies, Prevost has gained support from high-profile cardinals such as Cardinal Christophe Pierre and Cardinal Oscar Maradiaga, who are urging votes for him.

So he's being called a progressive, and there is criticism of handling of sexual abuse from others...but that may or may not be significant, since critics love to exaggerate that stuff too, and I don't know the details of the case.

But, yeah, apparently a social progressive.