Introducing the Religious Voices and Responsible AI Curriculum:
Sharing Muslim Perspectives
How can Islamic perspectives contribute to our understanding of artificial intelligence’s impact on how humans interact with technology, society, and one another? On November 9 at 9 am PT, join a webinar with authors of the curriculum to learn more.
Over the course of the last 12 months, non-profits AI and Faith and the Institute for Security and Technology have worked with religious scholars, educators, and organizations to develop faith-based curriculum and resources for Muslim and Christian communities.
By providing religious leaders and members of local religious communities with resources on what AI is, and what guidance their faith offers on AI, the Religious Voices and Responsible AI effort aims to help people to more effectively participate in policy discussions on the risks and opportunities posed by developing AI.
Meet the Panelists:
- Fatima Faisal Khan, Senior Adjunct Advisor for Artificial Intelligence and Religion, Institute for Security and Technology; curriculum co-author
- Mahan Mirza, Executive Director, Ansari Institute for Global Engagement with Religion, Notre Dame University; curriculum co-author
- Munir Jiwa, Director of Academic Initiatives and Partnerships and Associate Professor, Zaytuna College; curriculum pilot facilitator
- Ali-Reza Bhojani, Assistant Professor in Islamic Ethics, Department of Theology and Religion, University of Birmingham; curriculum co-author
After the conclusion of the webinar, we will be making it available on IST’s website, YouTube, and within the standalone website for the project (religiousvoicesai.org).
