As artificial intelligence (AI) encroaches on every dimension of the human experience—from how we work and learn to h ow we connect and make decisions—Christian communities face urgent question s about what it means to flourish as human beings created in God’s image. T his global conference will bring together leading theologians\, ethicists\, technologists\, and practitioners to explore three fundamental themes foun dational 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 l imited and registration is required. Request registration here. Inquiries to ccg@fas.harvard.edu.
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