Technology as a Work of Common Grace | Brian Dellinger

Technology as a Work of Common Grace | Brian Dellinger

Author: Classic Learning Test March 6, 2025 Duration: 26:45
On this episode of Anchored, Jeremy is joined by Brian Dellinger, professor of computer science at Grove City College. They discuss the definition and history of artificial intelligence, and Brian illustrates how biases can influence AI programs. They delve into both the ontological confusion and differentiation that AI provokes. They explore the importance of approaching technology as a gift from God and how his upcoming book, tentatively titled God and AI, aims to make AI more accessible an...

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