When I was a teenager, I purchased an early personal computer called a Timex Sinclair ZX-81 with money I earned from my paper route. Continue reading “ChatGPT And the Rise of Technology”
ChatGPT And the Rise of Technology
ChatGPT, “AI-gerism” and the Ethics of it All
Should we have ethical concerns over AI? Can you tell the difference between a piece written by AI and a human being? Is AI here to help or hinder?
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Our Responsibility to the Future
By: Brian Harris
Christianity has a 2000 year history, and it is therefore natural that we should think about our responsibility to the past, and those who have gone before us. Continue reading “Our Responsibility to the Future”
Artificial Intelligence, Man & God – A Chat with Professor John Lennox
By: Kristian Johnson
John Anderson was joined on his podcast recently by mathematician, bioethicist and Christian apologist Professor John Lennox for a profound conversation centred on the current and future impacts of artificial intelligence technology, including the ethical implications of this technology. Continue reading “Artificial Intelligence, Man & God – A Chat with Professor John Lennox”
How Driverless Cars Will Steer Us Off the Beaten Track
By: Michael McQueen
It has become a well-known fact in recent years that driverless cars are a future that is soon to arrive. In characteristically ambitious fashion, Tesla founder Elon Musk suggests we will see true autonomous driving available to the public within the next few years. Continue reading “How Driverless Cars Will Steer Us Off the Beaten Track”
Christians Have a Right to Question COVID-19 Vaccines, But Oxford Trials Aren’t Tainted
By: Clare Bruce
Two leading Christian medical ethicists believe there’s nothing morally wrong with accepting a coronavirus vaccine made using foetal cell lines from an abortion, if there aren’t alternatives – but that people of faith have every right to ask questions, and push for options. Continue reading “Christians Have a Right to Question COVID-19 Vaccines, But Oxford Trials Aren’t Tainted”
Ethics of Creating ‘Three Parent’ Babies
By: Anne Rinaudo
If science allows for the possibility that we can do something – should we? On ‘Open House’ Margo Somerville, Professor of Bioethics at The University of Notre Dame Australia, discusses with Stephen O’Doherty some of the questions that arise if Australia lifts a ban on creating ‘three person’ IVF babies. Continue reading “Ethics of Creating ‘Three Parent’ Babies”