Artificial intelligence is becoming a competing source of theology.
The more humanlike AI becomes, the more we need to protect what makes us unique.
The authority we once gave to churches and priests is now wielded by databases and algorithms.
AI can serve as assistive technology to help people who suffer from cognitive dysfunction.
We should leave the human aspects of healthcare to humans, and let AI handle the rest.
How long will it be until we form emotional and even marital bonds with synthetic beings?
How can readers tell the difference between genuine human creativity and AI slop?
Can AI create art that expresses the spiritual impulse, or is that solely the domain of humans?
Will AI tools help young people train for the jobs of tomorrow, or will students lose the ability to think critically and creatively?
Have we created truly conscious AIs, and how scared should we be if we have?
Real humans have needs and conflicts, but AIs don't.
You can't have a relationship with a chatbot that doesn't have emotions and can't grant or deny consent.