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Life and Death in AI
Theology professor Ross McCullough has written a book titled The Body of This Death: Letters from the Last Archbishop of Lancaster, which explores how to maintain Christian orthodoxy and faithful practice amidst modern forces like artificial intelligence.
According to Stephen Walker of First Things, the book uses the imagination to address how people should live in a digitized world. The work is framed through a fictional note from a future scholar named Vincent Hermès, who discovers the correspondence of the final Archbishop of Lancaster in a period called the New Common Era.
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