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The Religious Freedom & Business Foundation (RFBF) and the Tim and Steph Busch School of Business at the Catholic University of America (CUA) hosted the first-ever national conference for faith-oriented Employee Resource Groups (ERGs) on February 13-14, 2020, in...

Over the last few months, BP (Before Pandemic), I’ve been asking myself “how do we Wendell Berry AI?” To put Wendell Berry’s name next to AI would seem as much an oxymoron as “AI and Faith” does to many, because Berry is famously a minimalist when it comes to...

In Scenario Planning, AI and Covid-19 will challenge assumptions about what factors shape our future. Even for those who developed scenarios in which the Covid-19 outbreak occurred, that it has occurred means those scenarios collapse into a set of certainties. The...

Welcome to the new normal!  Are we having fun yet?  Have we invented new forms of fun yet?  I don’t mean to make light of a very serious situation but I also don’t want to fall into a gloom and doom scenario either. As a Christian and as a state employee tasked with...

Pestilence is stalking the land, the shelves of Costco are emptying out, and the Fourth Horseman of the Apocalypse is up and riding.  Or is it just a serious case of the flu? Whatever is happening biologically with this strain of coronavirus, “going viral” more than...

As artificial intelligence grows and continues to become a part of human society, governments, organizations, companies and experts have been publishing lists of ethical principles — “AI Creeds,” if you will — in order to establish legal and moral guidelines for the development of AI as we move into the future.