Register and join Catholic Climate Covenant's webinar, AI’s Sustainability and Climate Challenges: A Catholic Response to Protect Our Common Home, on February 19 from 1 to 2 p.m. EST.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is everywhere, and though AI presents us with exciting new opportunities and benefits, it also presents serious challenges and risks to our common home, human dignity, and the totality of the human experience.
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What does the Catholic Church teach about AI?
What are the challenges/risks of AI on our common home, and especially the environmental injustice impacts on vulnerable communities?
How do we ensure that AI serves humanity, upholds human dignity, benefits our common home, and upholds the principles of justice, sustainability, and the equitable advancement of all of humanity?
How should Catholics discern and respond to the challenges of AI?
The webinar will be recorded, and the recording will be sent to all who register.
Panelists:
Céire Kealty, Ph.D. in Theology from Villanova University. She is a frequent commentator on culture and Christianity and has explored AI’s sustainability challenges and how Catholics are called to respond.
Manann Donoghoe, Senior Research Associate, Brookings Metro. Co-author of a Brookings study outlining the growing environmental impacts of AI.
Scott Hurd, Vice President for Leadership Formation with Catholic Charities USA and Catholic Climate Covenant Board Chairman.
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