Essays & research on AI and the human person
Exploring AI through the lens of humanity, dignity and faith.
We are not anti-technology. We are pro-person. We hold that every human being bears an image worth defending and nurturing.
Featured essays
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Pillar II — Imago HominisThe WhyA first question for an age of abundant intelligence: if we could know anything, what would actually be worth knowing?
Pillar III — Imago EthosThe LighthouseA folk song, an automated lighthouse, and the question of what remains when work no longer needs a human touch.
Pillar I — Imago DeiThe Image and the AlgorithmExploring how generative machines challenge, and ultimately clarify, our understanding of the Imago Dei.
Pillar II — Imago HominisThe Selfie and the SoulA reflection on identity, performance, and the soul in an age where the self is endlessly photographed and optimised.The three pillars
One conviction, explored from three sides.
Imago Dei
The divine image in humanity
Every person bears an image that no system confers and no system can revoke. This is where our thinking begins.
Imago Hominis
The human experience and identity
Memory, attention, work, grief, friendship. What machines can't change in an ordinary human life.
Imago Ethos
The ethical implications of technology
Agency, labour and stewardship — what we owe one another in the world we are building.
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