Interviews
An Interview with Charles Arthur on the “Social Warming” of Truth
Charles Arthur is a journalist, author and speaker, writing on science and technology for over thirty years. He was technology editor of the Guardian from 2005-2014, and afterwards carried out research into social division at Cambridge University. He is the author of...
Animating the Stories and Themes of the Bible – An Interview with Jon Collins and Tim Mackie
BibleProject is a crowd-funded animation studio in Portland, Oregon whose mission is “to help people experience the Bible as a unified story that leads to Jesus.” They have made hundreds of high quality animated videos explaining books and themes in the Bible that...
Professor Robert Geraci Discusses Epic and Alternative Life in AI
Dr. Robert M Geraci is Professor of Religious Studies at Manhattan College and author of Apocalyptic AI: Visions of Heaven in Robotics, Artificial Intelligence, and Robotics (Oxford University Press, 2010), Virtually Sacred: Myth and Meaning in World of Warcraft and...
An Interview with Maryanne Wolf and Karen Swallow Prior on The Reading Brain
Dr. Karen Swallow Prior and Professor Maryanne Wolf have written extensively about reading and its impact on individuals and the world. Our Founding Member Emily Wenger, a PhD candidate at the University of Chicago in AI and machine learning, recently interviewed them...
Interview with Beth Singler, Cambridge-based researcher on AI and Religion
Beth Singler is the Junior Research Fellow in Artificial Intelligence at Homerton College, University of Cambridge, where she explores the social and religious implications of advances in AI and robotics. Dr. Singler is also an associate research fellow at the...
Meet Joanna Ng, AI Pioneer Computer Scientist and Disciple of Jesus
Joanna Ng is the founder of Devarim Design. She pivoted to innovate in an entrepreneurial start-up setting, when she left IBM in 2018 after three decades. At Devarim Joanna is continuing in AI, integrating with IoT and Blockchain, focusing on augmented cognition, and...