Who are we?
We are a pioneering alliance of Christian organisations, respected theologians and innovative technologists.
We believe that AI may be a powerful tool for ministry, but only when used in a way that is consistent with Christian values.
In partnership with each other and in partnership with AI, we aim to promote AI literacy, thus enabling Christians to navigate the world of AI.
Members
The AI Christian Partnership members include the Christian think tank Theos, the Faraday Institute for Science and Religion, Youthscape - training youth leaders across Britain, ECLAS - Equipping Christian Leaders in an Age of Science, the Industrial Christian Fellowship – supporting Christians in the world of work, and the European Evangelical Alliance.
"The AI we see today is the dumbest it will ever be"
Sam Altman
"We have a limited window to get this right and not sleepwalk our way into this"
James Poulter
“… AI should be a global priority alongside other societal-scale risks such as climate change, pandemics and nuclear war"
UN General Assembly
"AI is stealing our hearts - and it's doing it in broad daylight!"
Hardfork Podcast
"Currently there is more investment in AI research than the rest of science put together"
Jaan Tallinn, Centre for the Study of Existential Risk
"Humans find themselves in a new technological Garden of Eden where they need to decide what fruits are good to eat, and what fruits are best avoided"
ChatGPT
"Every day, we’re interacting with tools that would’ve looked like science fiction only a few years ago"
Most of us!
How do we tie worldly things that change to gospel principles that do not change?
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