A better story
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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The real risk with AI isn’t malice but competence. A super-intelligent AI will be extremely good at accomplishing its goals, and if those goals aren’t aligned with ours we’re in trouble.
The Robots are Coming
In an age of ever increasing technological change, theologian Nigel Cameron has written this short book in collaboration with CARE, examining what these developments might mean for us as Christians.
In the quest 'to make robots human' , what is beneficial to us and what is dangerous? What does it mean to be human in the twenty-first century?
To buy a copy for just £4.99, contact CARE at mail@care.org.uk.
God & My Mobile
At a time when smartphones are revolutionising the way we walk through life, theologian Nigel Cameron has written this short book in collaboration with CARE to unpack the theological implications of new technologies.
Should we let our children go on social media? How do phones impact family life? And what should be the government's role in regulating them?
To buy a copy for just £4.99, contact CARE at mail@care.org.uk.
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Anthropic's new AI model so dangerous it won't be releasedAnthropic, the AI company behind the popular Claude chatbot, have announced their latest model, Claude Mythos Preview. However, despite lauding it as their most powerful model yet, they are withholding its release…
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AI cuts more jobs in the UK than it creates
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