Artificial intelligence
Artificial intelligence
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How can Christians understand and prepare for the challenges posed by the development of AI and robotics?
What can we learn from esoteric French philosopher Jean Baudrillard about how our digitalised world now works?
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Is ‘move fast and break things’ a responsible mantra for our increasingly digitised yet fragile society?
Are we approaching a sudden and disruptive leap forward in AI capability?
Are there parallels between the Industrial Revolution’s sweeping impact on jobs and the coming of AI?
What is the role of humans in the coming age of the algorithm?
Is humankind about to enter a new age of symbiosis with technology?
It seem pretty likely that we will all soon be interacting with ‘human-like’ AIs in the near future. But should this concern us?
There is a two-way psychological movement underway – from the machine to the human, and from the human back to the machine