What do human responsibility, autonomy, and flourishing look like in the age of Artificial Intelligence (AI)? This course will consider the perspective theology and ethics brings to questions and issues surrounding modern AI. Using former Duke Divinity School professor Stanley Haurwaus' The Peaceable Kingdom as a guide, each week we’ll place a different theological concept in conversation relevant topics in Artificial Intelligence.
Come join us for our weekly meal! We'll enjoy fellowship with one another over food prepared by a member of our local community.
CCS will be hosting its annual "First Four" dinners for First-Year Students. Enjoy personal conversation with Duke faculty as you reflect on faith and Christian thought in the university. Space is limited to 12, so please RSVP in advance and know that spots are first come, first served. Please plan to attend all four events.
What do human responsibility, autonomy, and flourishing look like in the age of Artificial Intelligence (AI)? This course will consider the perspective theology and ethics brings to questions and issues surrounding modern AI. Using former Duke Divinity School professor Stanley Haurwaus' The Peaceable Kingdom as a guide, each week we’ll place a different theological concept in conversation relevant topics in Artificial Intelligence.
Come join us for our weekly meal! We'll enjoy fellowship with one another over food prepared by a member of our local community.
What do human responsibility, autonomy, and flourishing look like in the age of Artificial Intelligence (AI)? This course will consider the perspective theology and ethics brings to questions and issues surrounding modern AI. Using former Duke Divinity School professor Stanley Haurwaus' The Peaceable Kingdom as a guide, each week we’ll place a different theological concept in conversation relevant topics in Artificial Intelligence.
Come join us for our weekly meal! We'll enjoy fellowship with one another over food prepared by a member of our local community.
What do human responsibility, autonomy, and flourishing look like in the age of Artificial Intelligence (AI)? This course will consider the perspective theology and ethics brings to questions and issues surrounding modern AI. Using former Duke Divinity School professor Stanley Haurwaus' The Peaceable Kingdom as a guide, each week we’ll place a different theological concept in conversation relevant topics in Artificial Intelligence.
Come join us for our weekly meal! We'll enjoy fellowship with one another over food prepared by a member of our local community.
