Tag: GenAI
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Absolutist, Prohibitionist, and Luddite? Oh, My!
My reply to Dr. William Dembski’s push-back on my views about using generative AI in Education.
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Should We Use Generative AI for Education?
My first response to Dr. William Dembski’s article about AI in Education. A friendly, important conversation.
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Should Christians Harness Generative AI Chatbots As A Force For Good?
Hard questions following Pat Gelsinger’s keynote at CCU, his company Gloo, his use of the tool trope, and whether Christians are forming an idolatrous trust in generative AI chatbots.
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Should We Learn From A Chatbot Instead Of Listening To Podcasts?
What’s at stake when we choose a chatbot over a human expert? And what if you’re a leader who influences others to do the same?
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What Could Possibly Be Wrong With AI Summaries?
Because AI summaries are pushed on the world from on high, few of us ask the “should we?” question. Or stop to question the tacit beliefs we hold.
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Should We Use Generative AI Chatbots For Research?
See a demonstration and decide for yourself whether GenAI is the research tool you’re looking for.
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Should We Use Generative AI To Improve Creativity?
A reflection on Jeremy Utley’s advocacy for GenAI in the light of discipleship, epistemology, and whether we should trust Big Tech.
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Should We Use Generative AI Chatbots for Ministry?
My case against using GenAI for ministry first published by Renew.org.
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Is GenAI a Neutral Tool For Good or Evil? The Tool Trope Refocused.
Is GenAI a neutral tool that can be used for good or evil? Certainly not. We’re the tools that are shaped by it, as usual.