Evangelicals Issue Principles on Benefits, Challenges of Artificial Intelligence
WASHINGTON (RNS) — Artificial intelligence may allow technology to help people make wise decisions and work more efficiently. But it is not morally neutral.
Why Faith Groups Are Talking About Our Worst Tech Habits
While committing to stay off a certain phone app or reduce screen time may seem frivolous compared to fasting or Bible study, religious leaders say developing a healthier relationship with our digital devices can also deepen faith.
Alexa Responds to Minister’s Sermon — By Ordering Toilet Paper
OKLAHOMA CITY (The Christian Chronicle) — When Phil Brookman preaches, even Alexa listens — and dutifully obeys.
At 50 Million Tons, E-Waste ‘Fastest-Growing Waste Stream’
Addressing the volume of electrical and electronic waste (“e-waste”) is essential to working toward a sustainable future as it has become “the fastest-growing waste stream in the world,” according to a report published by the World Economic Forum on Jan. 24.
Resolved to Unplug? Films, Challenges Urge the Religious to Reflect on Digital Lives
Books, challenges and a new documentary encourages participants to rethink the role of technology in their lives and homes.
Teens’ Screen Time Linked to ADHD, Spiritual Problems
NASHVILLE (BP) -- Teens who report high-frequency digital media use are twice as likely to develop attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), a study in the Journal of the
Evangelist Utilizing Technology for a Global Impact
SAN ANTONIO, Texas (BP) -- With Skype, Facebook, Zoom, websites and QR codes, Sammy Tippit reaches several million people worldwide each month to advance the
Church’s Use of Digital Tools Provides Opportunities to Reach the World
Local churches also have tremendous opportunities to use today’s technology to influence their communities and the world with the gospel.
Most Churches Offer Wi-Fi but Skip Twitter, Study Says
NASHVILLE (BP) -- Going to church for some can be a bit like hanging out at Starbucks. The coffee's hot, the people are friendly, and the
For relationships, technology a two-edged sword, experts insist
Some social media users make decisions that destroy relationships, many counselors remain convinced Facebook holds potential as well.