The influence of artificial intelligence is everywhere, raising profound hopes and fears. Amid the clammer of secular narratives, from utopian to dystopian, Christians are looking for thoughtful reflections on AI that are informed by the deep truths of their faith.
Christian Wisdom for the Age of AI gathers twelve leading Christian scholars and practitioners across computer science, theology, medicine, literature, and more to examine what AI means for human identity and flourishing. Edited by computer science professor, Derek C. Schuurman, this volume brings together technical expertise and theological conviction to ask what it means to be human in an age of increasingly capable machines.
Grounded in the belief that human beings uniquely bear the image of God, contributors engage pressing questions at the intersection of faith and technology. Together they reveal how the historic Christian faith offers vital wisdom for engaging with AI and a wealth of resources for wrestling with current issues in light of ultimate reality.
Contributors include Andy Crouch, Jason Thacker, Matthew Dickerson, Christine Boshuijzen-van Burken, David I. Smith, Christina Bieber Lake, Jeremy Peckham, Jacob Shatzer, John Wyatt, Felicia Wu Song, and Douglas Webster.
Christian Wisdom for the Age of AI is edited by Derek C. Schuurman and published by InterVarsity Academic Press.
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