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InspirEd - AI is not a Surprise to God (Darren Spyksma)

AI is not a Surprise to God 
  • Fist to 5 - take out the 3 for deeper reflection
  • We are created to create. That is a part of the human experience. There are a lot of AI tools that are able to help us abundantly create. 
    • Every tool we use predisposes us (or doesn't) to certain things. 
  • Let's talk about A.I. through the lens of God's story. It is not a surprise to Him who is in all things. 
    • Creation, The Fall, Redemption, New Creation (Garden to City -- there is some technology involved in that city, even if we don't know what that looks like. It's not our job to figure it out, but God invites us into that redemptive part.)
    • Sin doesn't create anything, it just redirects what is already created. Even through the fall, God is good and in creation. 
  • "We're going to use A.I. in order to..." (bring about shalom, etc)
    • A.I. is not an end in itself, but is a tool that can be used to reach a different goal. 
    • "I wish A.I. did..."
  • "We shape our tools, after that, they shape us." - John Culkin
  • If we don't have time to reflect and self-assess, that's a priority problem. 
  • A.I. is being used -- if you can't be transparent with it, you shouldn't be using it. 
    • Is this serving God, others, and creation? If not, need to reflect on whether we should be using it.
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  • Need to be aware that things like ChatGPT use truth by consensus
  • Need to develop the perseverance and skill to teach students to use these tools well. We can help the next generation use A.I. in the service of God. 
  • Red, yellow, green areas for using A.I. with students. 
    • Caveat: "If you're using A.I., you need to show me where." 
  • Are we aiming for compliance or a deepening of human understanding/experience? 
  • MagicSchoolAI, ChatGPT













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