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Truth decay, AI-generated falsehoods, and the role of the Christian faith

‘I heard the sound of you in the garden, and I was afraid…I hid.’ AI presents us with new forms of temptation

AI sermons can save time and seem acceptable, even attractive – what’s the problem?

Can we compare the language models of AI with our own deeply-held faith models?

What is the probability of artificial intelligence running amok and causing havoc in an extreme way? This idea has increasingly been hitting the headlines and was given a serious place at the table of world politics with the first international AI Safety Summit toward the end of 2023. Regulation is obviously worth pursuing, but what

AI is everywhere. Shop online, use a bank card in a store, Google some information, watch a Netflix movie, visit Instagram, Facebook, Spotify or TikTok, speak to Alexa or try out ChatGPT – AI is there behind the scenes, assessing, analyzing, monitoring and predicting your behaviour. Get into your car, and AI-powered number plate recognition

The Church is taking on AI, here’s how we’re doing it, writes Chris Goswami, founder of AI Christian Partnership.