by David Brenner | Mar 9, 2021 | Insights
For people who believe in an omniscient God, the concept of privacy is complicated. On the one hand, what’s the point or protecting personal privacy? If all of life is lived under the bright spotlight of God’s knowledge and awareness of our personal sin, for which we...
by David Brenner | Feb 11, 2021 | Insights
Artificial intelligence rightly generates both fear and hope, or to put it less emotionally, risk and opportunity. I expect that most if not all of us at AI and Faith believe that AI is only a tool, not a new framework for life and understanding. Like all tools, AI...
by David Brenner | Jan 7, 2021 | Insights
Hospitals are flooded with pandemic patients amidst a slow vaccine rollout, a motley crew of rioters invades the Capitol, the Russians deeply hack federal agencies and major corporations. A hard start to 2021 – we just want to be safe! That’s true for AI&F, too,...
by David Brenner | Dec 7, 2020 | Insights
I check out quite a few books from public and university libraries. Often I have to reserve and wait for popular titles or books on popular subjects. I love it when, without a particular plan, books I have reserved show up at the same time and end up complementing...
by David Brenner | Sep 9, 2020 | Book Review
First there was SUNY Professor and sociologist Virginia Eubanks’ 2018 ground-breaking book, Automating Inequality, which spotlighted how even well-intentioned technology solutions to complex social needs often only spawn new problems. Now Princeton sociologist Ruha...
