Catholic Answers Pulls Plug on ‘Father Justin’ AI Priest
After his fall from virtual grace, the apologetics ‘expert’ to be replaced by lay character.
Results from Tag: 'artificial intelligence'
The AI Dilemma: Job Loss, Hallucinations, and Virtual Girlfriends
Strong and Stokes, technology journalist and technology entrepreneur, both agreed on one thing: generative AI will take the place of humans and result in the loss of jobs.
50 Years Ago, the Future Benedict XVI Warned Us About the Dangers of AI
‘When functions are all that exist,’ said Father Joseph Ratzinger in 1973, ‘man, too, is nothing more than a function.’
AI ‘Art’ Has No Heart
A NOTE FROM THE PUBLISHER: For all its amazing brilliance, artificial intelligence can’t hold a candle to mankind’s God-given creativity.
‘Art’ificial Intelligence: AI Can Create Religious Images in Seconds. But Is It Really Sacred Art?
Welcome to a brave new world pitting processors against painters.
President of Taiwan Joins Pope Francis in Call for Regulating AI
Taiwan is a vital player in the global development of AI.
Pope Francis Calls for Global Regulation of AI for ‘Peace and Common Good’
One of the Pope’s main concerns with artificial intelligence is its potential use in war through autonomous weapons.
Christ the King, and Sacred Music Meets AI (Nov. 25)
While Christians have celebrated Christ as King from the very beginning of the Church, the Feast of Christ the King of the Universe was put on the liturgical calendar less than 100 years ago. What’s the origin of this powerful solemnity? We find out with EWTN News’ Dr. Matthew Bunson. Then we look at another effort to sanctity the world — this time through sacred monastic music. Yet there’s a twist: Artificial Intelligence is involved. The Register’s Solène Tadié brings us a story of how an organization is using AI to help spread sacred monastic music.
Cataloging (and Rediscovering) Ancient Chant: Artificial Intelligence Aids Catholic Tradition in EU-Funded Project
The European Commission granted more than 3 million euros to a project developing AI tools to save centuries of Gregorian chant.
AI and Catholic Colleges, and the Pope in Mongolia (Sept. 9)
The ‘Pope of the Peripheries’ makes history in Mongolia. Catholic News Agency’s Courtney Mares traveled in the papal press corps during first-ever papal visit to the north-central Asian country. She joins us now with her traveler’s diary notes. Then we look at AI on College campuses: How are Catholic colleges and universities handling this new moment of artificial intelligence? There’s no one-size-fits-all answer. Register writer Matthew McDonald gives us perspectives from the field.
