AI Safety and Faith NYC Group

AI technology is appearing in our offices, homes, phones, computers, and in our personal lives. It is quickly evolving and becoming an integral factor in what we do, how we do it, and who we are. With all the capability it contains - being easily available everywhere, at any time, and on any topic, where is the place for faith and God as we move forward? And how do we wish our voices to be heard as this remarkable resource of human knowledge develops?

​A Bible Study to consider these questions and learn more about AI and its capabilities will be offered by Rev. Noble of First Presbyterian Church of Brooklyn over four sessions: Nov 11th, 12th, 18th, and 19th.

This is a free and public event. Over the sessions, we will consider questions of how Christian Scripture guides discussions around the Image of God and AI, the role and boundaries of AI in work and formation of the individual and wider organizations, and how to reconcile AI risk with Christian trust in God, and more!

The event will be held in the Thurman room on the second floor. The entrance after hours will be through the northern side entrance of the church.

AI technology is appearing in our offices, homes, phones, computers, and in our personal lives. It is quickly evolving and becoming an integral factor in what we do, how we do it, and who we are. With all the capability it contains - being easily available everywhere, at any time, and on any topic, where is the place for faith and God as we move forward? And how do we wish our voices to be heard as this remarkable resource of human knowledge develops?

​A Bible Study to consider these questions and learn more about AI and its capabilities will be offered by Rev. Noble of First Presbyterian Church of Brooklyn over four sessions: Nov 11th, 12th, 18th, and 19th.

This is a free and public event. Over the sessions, we will consider questions of how Christian Scripture guides discussions around the Image of God and AI, the role and boundaries of AI in work and formation of the individual and wider organizations, and how to reconcile AI risk with Christian trust in God, and more!

The event will be held in the Thurman room on the second floor. The entrance after hours will be through the northern side entrance of the church.

AI technology is appearing in our offices, homes, phones, computers, and in our personal lives. It is quickly evolving and becoming an integral factor in what we do, how we do it, and who we are. With all the capability it contains - being easily available everywhere, at any time, and on any topic, where is the place for faith and God as we move forward? And how do we wish our voices to be heard as this remarkable resource of human knowledge develops?

​A Bible Study to consider these questions and learn more about AI and its capabilities will be offered by Rev. Noble of First Presbyterian Church of Brooklyn over four sessions: Nov 11th, 12th, 18th, and 19th.

This is a free and public event. Over the sessions, we will consider questions of how Christian Scripture guides discussions around the Image of God and AI, the role and boundaries of AI in work and formation of the individual and wider organizations, and how to reconcile AI risk with Christian trust in God, and more!

The event will be held in the Thurman room on the second floor. The entrance after hours will be through the northern side entrance of the church.

AI technology is appearing in our offices, homes, phones, computers, and in our personal lives. It is quickly evolving and becoming an integral factor in what we do, how we do it, and who we are. With all the capability it contains - being easily available everywhere, at any time, and on any topic, where is the place for faith and God as we move forward? And how do we wish our voices to be heard as this remarkable resource of human knowledge develops?

​A Bible Study to consider these questions and learn more about AI and its capabilities will be offered by Rev. Noble of First Presbyterian Church of Brooklyn over four sessions: Nov 11th, 12th, 18th, and 19th.

This is a free and public event. Over the sessions, we will consider questions of how Christian Scripture guides discussions around the Image of God and AI, the role and boundaries of AI in work and formation of the individual and wider organizations, and how to reconcile AI risk with Christian trust in God, and more!

The event will be held in the Thurman room on the second floor. The entrance after hours will be through the northern side entrance of the church.