Artificial Intelligence is shaping human culture, relationships, and even religious imagination. In three intensive days, we will explore theological questions raised by AI: Is a chatbot my neighbour (Ammon & Reed)? Could a robot bear the image of God (Dorobantu; Burdett)? What might incarnation, sin, and salvation mean in an algorithmic age (Herzfeld; Weissenbacher)? And how should the Church respond to both the promise and perils of AI (COMECE; CEC; Pope Francis)?

Through theological reflection, hands-on experiments, and engagement with current
scholarship, students will develop a critical and creative theological framework for AI in ministry
and society.