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EEA NEWSLETTER | October 2019 0
- NEWSLETTERS
- October 30, 2019
Wouldn’t it be great to have an application which would turn our thoughts into script at the rate of 100 words a minute? Fascinating? Really? Creepy? Probably! Is it possible? Facebook promises such an application within the next two years!
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WEA Webinar on Artificial Intelligence 0
- Uncategorized
- October 30, 2019
On 6 February 2020, the World Evangelical Alliance hosts a webinar on Artificial Intelligence, including an overview over existing technology and a theological reflection on the topic.
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The Question is Why with AI 0
- NEWS
- October 30, 2019
Let’s start by clarifying, what AI is and is not.
AI is not some kind of science-fiction super-intelligent humanoid robotic which wants to take over the world as we know it. AI is not even intelligent (although some might disagree).
AI is a subset of computer science, involving the coding (by programmers) of algorithmic systems based on statistical mathematical models, which essentially collects, collates, models, and aggregates data to find patterns and trends faster.
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Patricia Shaw, Founder of the Homo Responsiblis Initiative Think-/Action-Tank, aims to mobilize Christians in the sphere of Artificial Intelligence 0
- NEWS
- October 30, 2019
EEA´s Operations Manager, Matthias Boehning, met Patricia for an interview, in which she describes blessings and curses of Artificial Intelligence and emphasizes the need for more transparency and the awareness of the intention behind Artificial Intelligence within and outside the church.
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Artificial Intelligence and Christian Faith – A list of introductory resources 0
- NEWS
- October 30, 2019
The resources stated in the list do not necessarily reflect EEA´s opinion but serve as introductory material for readers interested in further wrestling with the topic. However, the EEA is
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Our sweet Balkan fellowship 0
- NEWS
- October 30, 2019
“Here I have friends I look forward seeing” said one of the representatives in our Evangelical Alliance Balkan regional meeting last month.
We as Evangelicals in the different nations of the Balkan region are presented every day with the relative obscurity of our distinctive religious community by the visible symbols of the other reli-gious communities in the form of imposing cathedrals and mosques in the most prominent places of our cities and villages…
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