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Founding Members Michael Paulus of Seattle Pacific University and Nathan Colaner of Seattle University’s Initiative for Ethics and Transformational Technology lead Class 1 in AI&F’s Digital Curriculum “AI: What’s Faith Got to Do With It?” in a live Zoom call with...

At our Board of Directors meeting on August 5, as part of our organizational transformation to a think tank model, the Board voted to create new staff roles of Executive Director and Director of Research, and a new board role of Vice Chair. These roles will...

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...

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...

Several AI and Faith Founding Members including Dr. Michael Paulus  Dean of the Library at Seattle Pacific University and Chris Lim of TheoTech hosted a virtual summit on COVID-19 and the Digital Transformation of the Church on May 29th. With more than 150...

We have entered an era in which sovereign nations are finding it essential to cooperate with  the largest technology companies in ways formerly reserved for other nations, as evidenced in this talk given by Brandon Lee, Canada’s Consul General to the Pacific Northwest...

Benaouda Bensaid is an Associate Professor in Islamic Studies and Advisor to the President of Istanbul Sabahattin Zaim University in Istanbul, Turkey.  His research and teaching focus on Muslim spirituality, Islamic Ethics and Law, and Sustainable Development....

We are delighted to welcome Founding Member Gretchen Huizinga to the AI&F board.  Gretchen learned of AI and Faith’s work from Founding Member Professor Jim Wellman at the University of Washington’s Comparative Religion Program in the course of re-engaging work on...

Since last summer, our Founding Members Nathan Colaner and Michael Paulus have been comparing notes and outlining a four-class curriculum for use by faith congregations to introduce their congregants to how faith-based values matter for the development of ethical...

Ann Mongoven PhD is the associate director of Health Care Ethics at the Markkula Center for Applied Ethics where her work includes clinical ethics service and consultation; research in health care ethics and policy; media commentary; and educational mentorship.  Ann...