Oleksandriia Eparchy of UOC discuss spiritual challenges of AI
A roundtable on the impact of AI was held in the Oleksandriia Eparchy. Photo: UOC Information Center
A roundtable titled "Artificial Intelligence: Technology, Society, Future" was held at the Oleksandriia Eparchial Administration, reports the UOC Information Center.
The participants of the discussion, organized by Archpriest Anatoliy Shtanko, examined how the rapid development of the IT sector is transforming the economy, education, and everyday life.
Scientists, programmers, lawyers, economists, and journalists joined the dialogue. One of the key speakers was Archbishop Veniamin, Vice-Rector of the Poltava Missionary Theological Seminary.
Those gathered focused on the ethical, legal, and spiritual challenges that modern technologies pose to individuals and society. The platform allowed representatives of the Church and academia to jointly reflect on the prospects of life in the digital age.
As the UOJ reported, the Oleksandriia Eparchy held the "Nikiforov Readings" on the history of the region.
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