Image of Fr. Anselm Ramelow; a forty-something man with short hair and glasses wearing a white Dominican cassock

Fr. Anselm Ramelow on “AI and the Role of Technology in Our Relationship with God”

Join the Benedictine College Center for Technology & Human Dignity on April 28th for a talk by Fr. Anselm Ramelow, O.P. on “AI and the Role of Technology in Our Relationship with God”.

Questions of technology occupy the contemporary imagination, and much of this imagination is surprisingly religious. While we do not tend to connect technology with religion, on closer inspection it turns out that our use of technology is never outside of our relationship with God. We find it in the biblical narrative as well as in modern attempt to replace God with the help of our tools. With the advent of A.I., technology we witness a reversal, as our machines ironically start to turn into a god of its own kind. Fr. Anselm will explore these topics and see how a Catholic understanding can put these relationships in their right order.

The lecture will be at 7pm in the McAllister Board Room, 4th Floor of the Ferrell Academic Center.

Unable to join us in person? Watch the livestream on the Benedictine College Lecture YouTube channel.