Buonasera e grazie per il link. All'incontro non posso assistere purtroppo, ma questi argomenti mi interessano moltissimo, come puo' vedere dalla sezione "Religion in the digital age" di questa pagina:
https://mfioretti.com/human-digital-writings/ Ci sono altre iniziative dello stesso tipo? February 24, 2026 at 4:01 PM, "Daniele Quercia via nexa" <[email protected] mailto:[email protected]?to=%22Daniele%20%20Quercia%20via%20nexa%22%20%3Cnexa%40server-nexa.polito.it%3E > wrote: > > (Format: 35 min talk + 25 min Q&A) > **Developing Catholic AI: How to Balance Values in Design** > Tomislav Karacic, LSE > > Join Teams > https://teams.microsoft.com/meet/35351128259097?p=sQrXkSJdRb03yKRvQ9 > > The rapid proliferation of artificial intelligence systems raises urgent > questions about the values embedded in their design. This talk explores what > it means to develop AI informed by Catholic social teaching, examining the > practical tensions that arise when principles such as human dignity, > subsidiarity, and the common good encounter the technical realities of system > design. Drawing on both theological reflection and empirical research into AI > development practices, the talk considers how Catholic intellectual tradition > can move beyond critique to offer constructive guidance for building AI > systems that serve human flourishing. Rather than proposing a single > blueprint, it argues for an approach that holds design trade-offs in > productive tension, attending to the material choices developers make while > remaining anchored in a coherent moral vision. > > Tomislav is an Assistant Professor of Information Systems at the Department > of Management, a Data Science Institute Affiliate, and an associate of the > Religion and Global Society Unit. For his PhD research conducted at the KIN > Center for Digital Innovation (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam), he used > ethnographic methods to study development and use of artificial intelligence > in biotechnology and agriculture. His current research explores how > artificial intelligence is developed, interpreted, and governed in religious > contexts. He holds a master’s degree in Logic from the Institute for Logic, > Language, and Computation (University of Amsterdam), and bachelor’s degrees > in Communication Sciences and Philosophy (University of Zagreb). > > **Subscribe to future talk announcements:** Anyone outside Bell Labs 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] >
