Event Description
As artificial intelligence is increasingly impacting our world, the need for thoughtful ethical frameworks has never been greater. A wide range of critical perspectives have emerged to contribute to this conversation.
This event invites participants to explore how Christian principles can shape the development and use of AI systems to promote human dignity, justice for the oppressed, environmental stewardship, humility, transparency, accountability, and hope. This event will offer insights into how these faith-driven values can help AI development be a force for good, rather than harm. Join us for a dynamic discussion on this emerging topic. Everyone is welcome.
RSVP for catering purposes. A light lunch will be provided on a first-come, first-served basis.
This student event is organized and hosted by the UBC Christian Law Students Association together with City in Focus; CityGate; Houston Centre for Humanity and the Common Good, Regent College; Centre for Christian Engagement at St. Mark’s College at UBC; Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Vancouver; Reflector Project; Church for Vancouver; Tenth Church.
Zoom link will be sent via email on the morning of March 19th to registered Zoom attendees.
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