It’s Christmastime. On my list of things to do – after getting all my grades submitted and between sessions of dealing with stale emails and attending to other overdue tasks – was thinking about gifts for my kids. Like many of us, I subcontracted my imagination and deliberation to an AI tool. Microsoft Co-Pilot told me that it “couldn’t find any relevant results for [my] query,” and then proceeded to give me some relevant results for my query. However, none... Read more
A group of faculty from my institution gathered earlier this month to discuss the presence of artificial intelligence within higher education, more specifically at our university. There was the usual hand-wringing of the prevalence of ChatGPT-generated text in student work, which is the most immediate concern of many of us who try to assess student performance in the classroom. Often, in discussions such as these, the question arises of how to best give exams or papers in such a way... Read more
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I am pleased to announce that AI, Faith, and the Future, a book I edited and authored with a number of my colleagues, is now available. Read more
Upcoming public lecture: “Artificial Intelligence and the Apocalyptic Imagination: The Ends of Artificial Agency,” April 12, 2022 Read more
The G20 Interfaith Working Group for Research and Innovation on Science, Technology, and Infrastructure recommendations for AI ethics Read more
Las Vegas is a generative site for exploring fear and loathing—as well as hope and longing—related to technological innovation. Read more
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Whether you are inclined toward technological optimism, pessimism, or ambivalence, we all need to become technological realists. Read more
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