Tag: AI
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Colson Center, Staying Human, Redeeming AI, and “Get Off My Lawn”
A response to the Colson Center’s commentary after someone complained about their “Staying Human in the Age of AI” seminar. I encourage Christians to avoid Big Tech’s deceptions.
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Boom Clap Podcast with Rita Rogers: On AI, Families, and Convictions
This was a wonderful two part interview with Rita Rogers on her Boom Clap Podcast. We had a wide-ranging conversation about artificial intelligence and its impact on Christian families.
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Video Debate: Should We Use GenAI For Ministry?
This is a video debate hosted by Renew.org for their 2026 National Gathering on the question: Should We Use GenAI For Ministry? An important dialog, showing strong differences with a charitable spirit.
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GenAI For Engineering? A Conversation with Dr. Russ White on The Hedge
A link to an important podcast conversation with Dr. Russ White and Tom Ammon about using AI for engineering.
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Open Letter to BibleHub.com: Please Remove LLM-Generated Word Sausage
My plea to ask BibleHub.com to stop using LLMs to generate text on their popular Bible study site.
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Generative AI Is Doomed
My prediction of the demise of GenAI so I’ll have stated the obvious before it’s obvious to everyone else.
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Conversation with Janet Parshall about AI Consciousness, Deepfake Theology, Christian AI Devotees, and My Job
An important and wide-ranging conversation with Moody Radio’s Janet Parshall about several ways Christians need discernment as we think about today’s AI.
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12 Reasons I Will Not Use GenAI For Software Development
A list of the convictions I have about GenAI for software development that led me to lose a job I loved.
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What Christians Should Know About Chatbots, Big Tech, and the Bible
A unique, deep, and rich conversation about what Christians (and anyone really) should know about GenAI Chatbots as we consider what role they should play in our lives.
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Are Software Developers More Productive With AI Assistance?
Questions about studies that claim more efficient software development, with better questions to consider.