The Wall Street Journal reports that churches are becoming organized critics of AI labs, from the Vatican to Baptist pulpits.
Labs partly invited this, since talk of building minds that might escape their makers' control echoes biblical stories of creation, rebellion and hubris.
Notre Dame philosopher Meghan Sullivan says churches give anxious communities a ready vehicle for advocacy, adding organized voters to existing local anger over data centers and Flock cameras.
WSJ published a piece, Churches are becoming organised critics of AI labs, from the Vatican to Baptist pulpits.
Labs partly created this opening themselves, because talk of building new minds that might slip their makers’ control echoes biblical stories of creation, rebellion and hubris.
Notre Dame philosopher Meghan Sullivan says churches give anxious communities a ready vehicle for advocacy, adding organised voters to existing local anger over data centers and Flock cameras.
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