Artificial Intelligence

A 2023 article from The Bridge, Messiah University's Alumni Magazine that describes the way three faculty members think about the ways that faith and artificial intelligence are intertwined and how they talk about these issues with their students.

A 2024 conversation with Dr. Stan Rosenberg, Dr. Joy Buchanan, Dr. Andrew Lang & Dr. David Bourgeois from the CCCU website describes their thoughts about the benefits of and concerns about artificial intelligence and what this means for students, both now and in the future.

A 2023 blog post on Christian Scholar's Review by Derek C. Schuurman of Calvin University describes three general guidelines for a Christian response to AI.

A 2023 article in Perspectives on Science and Christian Faith by Derek Schuurman Calvin University considers questions about virtue and AI, including whether AI can be designed to generate more (or less) virtuous results and whether users might become more (or less) virtuous as a result of using AI.

A 2025 opinion piece in ACM Communications magazine by Robert West and Roland Aydin describes the challenges of designing AI to generate results consistent with human values. Unfortunately, if you try to design AI to distinguish between right and wrong (however these are defined) that opens the way not only to make AI more right but also more wrong.

University of Notre Dame seeks to "establish a unique and influential network of scholars, technology industry leaders, and faith leaders to create, study, and disseminate complementary faith-based ethical frameworks to meet this era of profound disruption." This project began in Fall 2025 and will have continued updates.