AI--What do you think?

[Salty]

Take this for what it is worth
Glenn Beck and AI

and Glenn "talks" to George Washington

 

[Deacon]

The church where I serve started a 3-week Sunday morning session on Artificial Intelligence last week.

I've been using the AI aspect in Logos Bible Software for more than a year now and find in immensely helpful.
I believe that Logos has developed a responsible way to utilize the advancing technology.
Advancements in any new technology means developing new skill sets, laying aside old abilities and learning new ones.

If you are interested in investigating further Logos has a Help Center site with answers to many of the questions that have been brought up.
There are also blog articles referenced, specifically addressing how AI has been used in a pastoral or ministry setting.

https://support.logos.com/hc/en-us/articles/35181728416397-How-Logos-uses-AI

Rob

 

[John of Japan]

The church where I serve started a 3-week Sunday morning session on Artificial Intelligence last week.

I've been using the AI aspect in Logos Bible Software for more than a year now and find in immensely helpful.
I believe that Logos has developed a responsible way to utilize the advancing technology.
Advancements in any new technology means developing new skill sets, laying aside old abilities and learning new ones.

If you are interested in investigating further Logos has a Help Center site with answers to many of the questions that have been brought up.
There are also blog articles referenced, specifically addressing how AI has been used in a pastoral or ministry setting.

https://support.logos.com/hc/en-us/articles/35181728416397-How-Logos-uses-AI

Rob

Haven't looked very deeply, but a quick look shows me nothing of what we forbid our students to do. You can use AI on the Internet to write an entire research paper, and that is what we are requiring our student to promise they won't do.

Here is a paper the AI Google wrote for me, even with a bibliography. All I put in was the topic, and it wrote a whole paper. This is what we are trying to prevent students from doing. I'm attaching it. It took me about five minutes.

 

[Deacon]

If it was a freshman submission (without AI) I'd give it a C- ...and that's generous.

Organized but lacking thoughtful meaning.

Rob

 

[Ascetic X]

Haven't looked very deeply, but a quick look shows me nothing of what we forbid our students to do. You can use AI on the Internet to write an entire research paper, and that is what we are requiring our student to promise they won't do.

Here is a paper the AI Google wrote for me, even with a bibliography. All I put in was the topic, and it wrote a whole paper. This is what we are trying to prevent students from doing. I'm attaching it. It took me about five minutes.

Experts are claiming that AI agents will, in a few years at most, replace all humans who hold jobs involving thinking, writing, coding, diagnostics, planning, researching, teaching, organizing, advertising, creativity, and all other cognitive processes.

So forbidding students to use AI to compile research papers is a good idea, but one wonders what jobs these students will find when AI performs all intellectual tasks and robotics performs all physical labor?

Pastors will be obsolete when AI agents compose and deliver sermons, as well as counseling, to parishioners.

At least your students will exercise their minds, rather than have AI do their thinking for them.