Freezing the reproductive cells of gender dysphoric youth at risk of infertility due to puberty blockers and cross-sex hormones to preserve their ability to reproduce raises grave ethical concerns, three researchers warned.
More than 500 participants from over 100 organizations across 30 countries traveled to a Dallas suburb this week for the sold-out Missional AI 2025 summit held at One Community Church’s Plano campus.
Should Christians and churches fear artificial intelligence? How are believers responding?
With a plan to shape technology, particularly Artificial Intelligence toward positive endeavors, Gloo, a leading technology platform connecting the faith ecosystem, announced Monday that Pat Gelsinger, the former CEO of multinational technology company Intel, has expanded his role at the firm from investor and chairman to executive chairman and head of technology.
For more than eight decades, the National Religious Broadcasters Association has been at the forefront of advocating for Christian communicators — and under the leadership of President Troy Miller, it’s continuing its mission of protecting free speech and promoting excellence in media while navigating an ever-evolving communications landscape.
A Christian tech company in Colorado has acquired an AI chatbot previously branded as Bible Chat. The company says it aims to develop the tool further as a customized artificial intelligence assistant tailored for churches and ministries.
There is such a thing as a secular spirituality, and that may be what we are seeing today.
The YouVersion Bible App saw 798,000 installations on Jan. 5, the largest single day of installs for the phone app in its history.
Non-state actors, equipped with relatively inexpensive drone technology, have found a way to challenge one of the world's most sophisticated military powers. The constant threat of drone attacks has created a new kind of anxiety among the Israeli population.
Hindu nationalist groups in the central Indian state of Chhattisgarh are leveraging technology like the popular messaging app WhatsApp to target Christian minorities and force them to convert to Hinduism, according to a report, which reflects a trend that is not uncommon in other parts of the Hindu-majority country, where persecution of Christians is rising.
