With forecasts that artificial intelligence will steal our jobs and take over the world, you could be forgiven for thinking that it’s playing God – and on some new apps that’s exactly what it’s doing.

The need to feel valued and known is so profound that meeting those needs might matter more than remaining tethered to an empty reality. The New York Times recently published an article about Eugene ...

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OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has compared starting a tech company to starting a religion. But can we trust Big Tech to play God?

Artificial intelligence is everywhere right now, hyped as revolutionary, feared as dangerous, and, in some circles, spoken ...

I came across an engaging and thought-provoking article written by Dr. Robin Schumacher for The Christian Post this month. Schumacher, who has a doctorate in New Testament studies, provides his ...

Worse, the models “hallucinate” — meaning, they invent. A study of AI tools used in the legal domain shows 58% to 82% ...

I applaud Zac Koons and Danielle Tumminio Hansen for their words about ministry and AI (“The priesthood of all chatbots?” and “My artificial chaplains,” September). I agree with them that there is no ...

When I started my first job in the 1970s, one of the preoccupations of the journalism world was technology – how the rapid advance of computers was going to affect production and the thousands of jobs ...

AGI would be "God-like" because it could develop by itself unsupervised, and companies rushing towards that are risking disaster.

The war over AI in music has officially begun, and iHeartMedia’s bold ‘AI-free zone’ stance just ignited the first major cultural battle over what it really means to be an artist. The war against AI ...