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Explore the intersection of religious thought and technological innovation in this conference talk examining how AI and emerging technologies evoke spiritual responses across diverse communities. Delve into the moral complexities surrounding artificial intelligence as New York Times features writer Emma Goldberg and Zvika Krieger, Meta's Director of Responsible Innovation and spiritual leader, discuss how fears and hopes about new technologies align with religious values and beliefs. Discover how religious communities and clergy are responding to technological advancement, what responsible innovation means within different faith contexts, and whether religious wisdom can guide more ethical technology development. Learn about the mystical qualities attributed to AI technology, understand why even secular individuals use religious language when discussing technological moral ambiguity, and examine practical approaches to integrating spiritual considerations into tech innovation. Gain insights into how religious convictions shape public discourse around technology policy and ethics, while exploring the potential for faith-based perspectives to inform responsible technology development in an increasingly digital world.
