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Thinking Fast and Slow on the Time/Space Continuum
Our ability to self-consciously “think about our thinking” is one of our species’ foundational distinctives. Social psychology research over the past 40 years has up-ended our understanding of the way we think. It turns out we are much more likely to employ mental...
Book Review: Three Pieces of Glass: Why We Feel Lonely in a World Mediated by Screens – Eric O. Jacobsen
How might Christians engage and bring hope to a world where we have a loneliness epidemic? Three Pieces of Glass addresses this as a crisis of belonging. As expressed in the iconic show Cheers, “you want to go where everybody knows your name.” The book is laid out in...
Faith-Related Organizations Submit Comments on the EU White Paper on Excellent and Trustworthy AI
Last February, the European Commission published a White Paper: On Artificial Intelligence – A European Approach to Excellence and Trust. The White Paper seeks to create a policy framework for a common European approach to AI that will enable a trustworthy and secure...
AI and Faith Welcomes Microsoft Risk Manager Brian Warren as Founding Member
We are pleased to have Brian Warren, the Director of Risk Management for Microsoft Corporation, join us as our newest Founding Member and our first member formally in the discipline of risk management. Brian has worked in risk and credit analysis and management for...
Interview: On Brain Research, AI, and Faith
Saskia de Vries, Ph.D is an Assistant Investigator at the Allen Institute for Brain Science where her research centers on how the brain transforms sensory information into perception and behavior. Saskia received her Ph.D. from Harvard. Q: Brain science! Your bio on...
Faith and AI Things that Got Lost (and Found) in the Pandemic
A blog I follow recently advised organizations to respond to this unexpected pandemic by applying the following template: stabilize, normalize, mobilize, futurize. This makes sense to me, not only for COVID, but the other global disruptors of our age – AI and...