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You aim to be intentional and faithful in all areas of life, and AI is now part of life. So what does it mean to think biblically about AI and the way it affects your day-to-day? What sorts of problems can AI help you with? What impact might it have on your church?

Whether you’re nervous or excited about technological changes, Pete Killingley’s guide to AI for Christians walks through basic concepts and common questions. With precision, clarity and humility, he’ll show you how insights from God’s word can inform your perspective on technology. No technical experience is required.

Consider the real-life implications of answers to questions like…

• What should I do if AI takes my job?
• Can I use AI to make art?
• Can AI help share the gospel?
• Do I need to fear the future with AI?

In a world of fast-changing technology, this book shows how our unchanging God can help us to think about AI in a godly way, through his Spirit and by his word.

*This book and its description were not formulated by AI. Their authorship is 100% human.

112 pages.

 

Contents:

 Introduction

1. What Is AI?

2. Humanity: What Makes Us Different from AI?

3. Truth: Can AI Tell the Truth?

4. Work: Will AI Take My Job?

5. Creativity: Can I Use AI to Make Art?

6. Friendship: Can AI Help Us Fight Loneliness?

7. Learning: Can I Use AI to Help Me with My Essay?

8. Formation: Should I Say Please and Thank You to AI?

9. Bible: Should I Use AI to Help Me Write My Bible Talk?

10. Responsibility: Should AI Make Important Decisions?

11. Evangelism: Can AI Help Us Share the Gospel?

12. Future: Do I Need to Fear the Future with AI?

 

“There is every indication that AI may prove to be one of the most powerful and important technologies of our time. We cannot sit idly by but must instead learn what AI is, what benefits it may bring to our lives, and what drawbacks it may exact from them. I’m thankful that Pete Killingley models that kind of deliberate examination and careful engagement in A Christian’s Guide to AI.” - Tim Challies, Blogger; author, Seasons of Sorrow