Are we finally waking up to AI’s ethical demands?

The questions are no longer theoretical. They live in our workplaces, our feeds, our sense of who we are. What we need are Policies~Measurements~Behaviors (PMBs) We are no longer speculating about artificial intelligence โ€” we are living its consequences. What once felt like a distant concern is now part of daily life: algorithms shape what... Continue Reading →

Digital Dignity: Why Thomas Merton and Pope Leo XIV Matter for AI Ethics Today~A Reflection in the See-Judge-Act Tradition

Introduction: A Method for a Moment The See-Judge-Act method was created by Cardinal Joseph Cardijn and draws on Thomas Aquinasโ€™s description of the intellectual virtue of prudence. Cardijn originally designed it for young industrial workers: to help them see the problem of their temporal and eternal destiny, judge the present situation and its contradictions, and... Continue Reading →

What Would Mortimer Adler Say About AI? Three Principles for Ethical Thinking in the Age of Machines

Examine AI ethics through the lens of Mortimer Adler. Uncover three pillarsโ€”human dignity, moral purpose, and truthโ€”that guide AI to truly serve humanity. If Mortimer Adler were alive today, he probably wouldn't be dazzled by the latest AI breakthroughs. The classical philosopherโ€”famous for his Great Ideas project and his insistence on clear thinking, common sense, and human dignityโ€”would... Continue Reading →

Your Faith Is Being Hacked: How AI and Social Media Are Rewriting Christianity โ€” and What We Can Do About It

Something strange is happening in churches across America. People who sit together on Sunday mornings are living in completely different realities by Monday โ€” shaped not by Scripture or sermon, but by an unseen, algorithmic force that knows exactly which fears to exploit, which images to flash, and which โ€˜propheticโ€™ voices to amplify. This isnโ€™t... Continue Reading →

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