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Into creation God built every technological possibility that could ever be devised. Artificial Intelligence is just the latest example of this.
We want to see a society where innovation, knowledge and creativity are encouraged, but never to the detriment of people and the environment in which we live.
CARE is exploring the theological, social and practical implications of these advances, and to ensuring that new technologies are wisely regulated.
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Preacher's Toolkit
Looking to give a talk at your church on Artificial Intelligence? Our preacher's toolkit brings together all the things you might need into one place, including the key Bible passages, statistics, quotes, political background and pastoral guidance.
For the sake of the future conference
In 2018, CARE held a conference at the British Library, designed for Christian leaders, which aimed to explore the theological, social and practical implications of advances in artificial intelligence and robotics.
Watch talks from speakers such as Prof John Lennox, Patrick Dixon, Prof John Wyatt, Prof Kathleen Richardson, and John Cruddas MP.
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The big question to be faced is: How can an ethical dimension be built into an algorithm that is itself devoid of heart, soul, and mind?
News about Artificial Intelligence
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University assessments completed in minutes using AIThe regulator for higher education in England has said that too many students can use AI to complete university assessments, making it “close to impossible” to assess coursework.
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Report alleges Home Office is using AI for immigration decision-making
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Barclays to cut 5,000 jobs as AI replaces roles
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Microsoft president says AI less regulated than milkBrad Smith, president of Microsoft, has told the BBC that milk and washing machines are more regulated than artificial intelligence, and global safety rules are needed.
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ChatGPT for Teens an ‘unacceptable risk’New research has found that the safety features launched as part of OpenAI’s ChatGPT for Teens fall short and pose an “unacceptable risk” for teenagers.
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AI leaders agree to self-regulation in meeting with Trump
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Australian government reveals data hack by AI agents
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