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...

The Pew Research Center recently published a report of what experts think the “new normal” will be in 2025. The unsurprising “broad and nearly universal view is that people’s relationship with technology will deepen as larger segments of the population come to rely...

The following is adapted by our Founding Member Yaqub Chaudhary from his presentation in an AI&F-hosted workshop on integrating faith beliefs with ethics and business practices related to AI in the workplace at the virtual Faith@Work ERG Conference on February 11...

In this feature, Prof. Cahn and Mr. Glass summarize a longer article they co-authored that was published in 2017 in the DePaul Journal of Religion and Business Ethics, “Privacy Ethics in Biblical Literature.”  We are delighted to include this overview as well as a...

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...

I am researching the ethics of artificial intelligence. This requires understanding the power and meaning of AI-based technologies in everyday life. AI algorithms have the power to create groups, select and prioritize the delivery of information and make a wide...