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By Rick Plasterer, Juicy Ecumenism. Artificial intelligence continues to be a prominent topic of public interest and concern. An article last year reviewed Christian mathematician and apologist John Lennox’s assessment of AI from a...
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By Charles T. Rubin, Public Discourse: At the moment, large language models are nothing like us, however easy it is for us to anthropomorphize their outputs. But as AIs develop, it will become increasingly necessary to ask: How much do we...
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by Jeremy Peckham, Jubilee Centre: Hardly a day goes by without AI being in the news, either some new “ground breaking” achievement that is benefiting society, robot interviews or gloomy dystopian forecasts of its existential threat to...
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By Bruno Chaouat, First Things. As the fall semester approaches, professors are wondering how they should respond to the use of AI, especially ChatGPT, both in and outside the classroom. I have been mulling over this question since OpenAI...
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By Patrick Miller, TGC. It took Twitter two years to reach 1 million users. Spotify? 5 months. Instagram? 2.5 months. ChatGPT? Five days. In the span of five days, AI broke into the conscious awareness of everyday people. For the first...
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by Joel Agius, Spectator Australia: Religion is a powerful tool. If you can get people to unite by believing in something, you can potentially use them to your advantage. Weaponising religion creates a force like no other, especially if...
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