In 2018, CARE held a conference, designed for Christian leaders, which aimed to explore the theological, social and practical implications of advances in artificial intelligence and robotics.
Written by CARE as part of the Artificial Intelligence Resources series.
The conference was held in June, 2018 at the British Library with over 250 delegates including students, church leaders and leading experts in the field of Robotics & A.I. coming together to explore what these advances could mean for both the Church and society as a whole.
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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