The Internet Is Breaking
AI is uncovering security flaws that have hidden in the internet’s code for years, and things will likely get worse before they get better. Get your house in order, both in your soul and on the internet.
AI is uncovering security flaws that have hidden in the internet’s code for years, and things will likely get worse before they get better. Get your house in order, both in your soul and on the internet.
A new iconoclasm denies not Christ’s image in paint, but God’s image in our own human nature.
Many of the Silicon Valley elites driving the AI revolution adhere to TESCREAL, a movement that amounts to a new religion—and an ape of Catholicism.
Trump’s renaming of things is usually relatively harmless, but trying to rename artificial intelligence as “super intelligence” can have wide-ranging and harmful consequences.
There’s little doubt that AI will revolutionize society in ways both anticipated and unforeseen, but perhaps more importantly, it will invite serious conversation about man’s nature and destiny.
When a progressive priest dissembles about an important Church teaching, he’s likely to do so in other areas as well.
Artificial intelligence only covers a thin slice of what we call intelligence, which is why “artificial general intelligence,” in spite of the hype, isn’t happening any time soon, if ever.
In my conversations with many people, it seems that most are unaware of the dangers of AI.
AI, Digital Actors, and the Future of Storytelling
What has been seen by many as the coming secular triumph over God, is now concluding that in fact, God must exist.
As excitement and fear swirl around a future with increasingly human-like AI, our most vital response is to embrace our own humanity more deeply.
For all the hype surrounding artificial intelligence, some aspects of it are already here that parents should be very concerned about.
Pope Leo XIV has already made clear that artificial intelligence is the next great challenge for the Catholic Church. How will we respond to this transformative technology?
We’re in the midst of a true technological and cultural revolution with the advent of real-world artificial intelligence. Most people are focused on the economic impact of AI, but as Catholics we need to look deeper. What are the benefits of this amazing technology and what are the drawbacks?
New technologies are rapidly transforming society. Are these radical changes good or bad for our emotional and spiritual lives?
Pope Francis might be nearing the end of his earthly life; what will the next conclave be like?
For at least a century or more, Westerners have been conditioned to see each new discovery and invention as a point in some grand civilizational competition. Connected to this framing is the simplistic belief in material progress.
The questions that AI raises about reality could end up justifying the claims of Christianity in the eyes of many.
AI’s role in the choir loft should never replace the real men and women who sing “unto the Lord a new song” and tell “of his salvation from day to day.”
Catholic Answers has released an apologetics AI interactive app and it’s solidly Catholic. But I still have concerns.