Cogito, ergo sum. “I think, therefore, I am.”- Rene DescartesArtificial intelligence isn’t some distant phenomenon – it’s already here, flying your airplanes, reading your X-rays, and learning your Google search patterns. But the topic elicits a variety of reactions, ranging from excitement to fear. If you fall anywhere on that spectrum, join us for our next event focused on artificial intelligence framed by Christian theology: What questions should we be asking? How will this disrupt what we know about work? How can this transformative technology be used for the common good?Join Denver Institute for Faith & Work and a panel of technologists and thinkers, September 20 at Summit Church to explore the risks and redemptive potential of artificial intelligence.
General Admission
Thursday, September 26th
6:30pm
$20.00USD
Student Ticket
For currently-enrolled college & university students
Thursday, September 26th
6:30 p.m.
$10.00USD
Speakers
Zac Vawter
Founding Engineer
John Froelich
Chief Medical Officer, Co-Founder
Michael Plato
Assistant Professor of Intellectual History and Christian Thought
Max Anderson
Founding Partner
Matt Engel
Research Fellow / People Solutions