artificial intelligence

Adam Lee
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Christians bow down at the altar of AI

Artificial intelligence is becoming a competing source of theology.

Susan FourtanΓ©
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Is AI teaching us to be less human?

The more humanlike AI becomes, the more we need to protect what makes us unique.

David Fountain
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The power of naming

The authority we once gave to churches and priests is now wielded by databases and algorithms.

Angie Dixon
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AI: the greatest disability aid since the wheelchair?

AI can serve as assistive technology to help people who suffer from cognitive dysfunction.

Angie Dixon
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Do we actually want human-centered healthcare?

We should leave the human aspects of healthcare to humans, and let AI handle the rest.

Susan FourtanΓ©
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When will humans marry robots?

How long will it be until we form emotional and even marital bonds with synthetic beings?

Becky Garrison
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Human authorship in an AI world

How can readers tell the difference between genuine human creativity and AI slop?

Becky Garrison
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Beyond Mysticism: Authenticity in an AI-generated world

Can AI create art that expresses the spiritual impulse, or is that solely the domain of humans?

Susan FourtanΓ©
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The future of education: AI teachers and personalized learning

Will AI tools help young people train for the jobs of tomorrow, or will students lose the ability to think critically and creatively?

Deedee Redletter
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That was fast: Malus ex machina

Have we created truly conscious AIs, and how scared should we be if we have?

Deedee Redletter
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That was fast: Rage impotently against the machine

Real humans have needs and conflicts, but AIs don't.

Deedee Redletter
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That was fast: Why machines are heartless

You can't have a relationship with a chatbot that doesn't have emotions and can't grant or deny consent.