Imago Dei and the Algorithmic Society: A Conference on Christianity and Artificial Intelligence

As artificial intelligence (AI) encroaches on every dimension of the human experience—from how we work and learn to how we connect and make decisions—Christian communities face urgent questions about what it means to flourish as human beings created in God’s image. This global conference will bring together leading theologians, ethicists, technologists, and practitioners to explore three fundamental themes foundational to our understanding of human flourishing in the algorithmic age: 1) What does it mean to be human?; 2) What does it mean to learn?; and 3) What do good community and loving relationships look like?

Sponsored by the Harvard Christianity & the Common Good (CCG) Initiative. Space is limited and registration is required. Request registration here. Inquiries to ccg@fas.harvard.edu.