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DESCRIPTION;LANGUAGE=en-US:Are Machines of Loving Grace Really Possible?\nS
 imon Cross\, Bishop of Oxford\n\nJoin Teams<https://teams.microsoft.com/me
 et/33952528401344?p=dou1LPoYN9L4xT0rZE>\n\nFormat: 35 min talk + 25 min Q&
 A\n\nTitle: Are Machines of Loving Grace Really Possible?\n\nAbstract: Thi
 s talk explores why it remains so difficult to translate high-level ethica
 l principles for AI into concrete technical practice. Using Dario Amodei
 ’s Machines of Loving Grace as a starting point\, I examine the conceptu
 al gap between ethical ambition and the operational realities of contempor
 ary AI systems. By tracing connections between love\, grace\, and moral ag
 ency\, the talk highlights fundamental differences between human beings an
 d machines\, and considers how these differences shape what ethical princi
 ples can meaningfully require of AI. Framed within a broader sociological 
 and philosophical context\, the discussion reflects an explicitly Christia
 n metaphysical perspective\, offered as a comparative lens for engaging wi
 th dominant secular and normative approaches to AI ethics.\n\n\nBio:  Dr. 
 Simon Cross works on artificial intelligence for the Bishop of Oxford and 
 parliamentary unit of the Church of England’s Faith in Public Life unit.
  His role encompasses the policy\, regulatory\, theological\, ethical\, an
 d contextual aspects of ‘AI’.  He briefs and advises the twenty-six An
 glican bishops in the House of Lords on international governance and UK sp
 ecific digital policy and legislation. He guest lectures and presents inte
 rnationally on the practical and theological aspects of AI\, and represent
 s the Church of England among an active consortium of UK civil society org
 anisations researching\, advocating\, and lobbying for good digital regula
 tion and the common good.\n\nHis perspective on ‘AI’ draws heavily fro
 m an undergraduate degree in theology\; a master’s degree in science and
  theology at Durham University that explored the theological strengths and
  weaknesses of Einstein’s aphorism “God does not play dice with the un
 iverse”\; and a DPhil from Oxford exploring the theological metaphysics 
 of scientific perspectives on divine action. A former airline pilot\, he h
 as practical experience of the ways in which automation can equally augmen
 t or undermine human agency and believes ‘AI’s most pressing questions
  all cluster at the intersection of science\, philosophy\, theology\, and 
 ethics.\n\n\nSubscribe to future talk announcements: Anyone outside Bell L
 abs can receive talk announcements by subscribing to the mailing list. To 
 subscribe\, send an empty email with the subject line "Subscribe RAI” to
  [email protected]\n\n\n\n\n\n\n
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SUMMARY;LANGUAGE=en-US:[Responsible AI] Are Machines of Loving Grace Really
  Possible?
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