by Dan Forbush and Ron Roth | Feb 28, 2022 | Insights
Some say AI will create many more jobs than it destroys. For a well-reasoned argument, see this World Economic Forum piece posted in 2020 by Mohamed Kande and Murat Sonmez. Look for a big spike in jobs with titles like “data analysts and scientists,”...
by Guillaume d’Alançon | Jan 31, 2022 | Insights
Guillaume d’Alançon is the Director of Communications for Aliter Invest, an investment fund founded by Archduke Imri of Austria to apply Catholic social justice principles in their investment strategies. Both Archduke Imri and Mr. d’Alançon were speakers at the 5th...
by AI&Faith Admin | Jan 31, 2022 | Insights
Two Unitarian Universalist members of AI and Faith’s Communications Team have launched a web platform to help UU congregations address the wide range of issues raised by technologies that increasingly link AI and the brain. Dan Forbush, a member of the UU...
by AI&Faith Admin | Jan 31, 2022 | Insights
We asked three AI&F Research Fellows and an Advisor what is especially on their radar as key risk issues or opportunities in AI for 2022. Here are their answers, answered in diverse ways we really enjoy and appreciate! Jason Thacker Jason is an Advisor of...
by Daniel Rasmus | Jan 26, 2022 | Insights
The Rome Call for AI Ethics, a Vatican-led effort to establish a set of ethical principles for AI, continues to be touted as an example of technology and faith working together to put some collective guard rails around the burgeoning use of AI. While the Rome Call for...
by Nicoleta Acatrinei, Ph.D | Dec 18, 2021 | Insights
In Part 1 of this essay, I explained how the writing of the early Church Fathers (“patristics”) from the 4th Century CE is relevant to some of today’s important questioning about AI and society, and more specifically, AI and faith. This paper focuses on the question...
