The Human Anthropology and AI: From Adam to Christ, and Man in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
by Emmanuella Saforo, Belinda Asante- Larbi, Osei Tweneboah Koduah
The Human Anthropology and AI: From Adam to Christ, and Man in the Age of Artificial Intelligence brings anthropology, Christian perspectives, and technology into conversation. It considers humanity’s story from Adam to Christ while reflecting on what it means to be human in an age increasingly shaped by artificial intelligence.
About This Book
The Human Anthropology and AI: From Adam to Christ, and Man in the Age of Artificial Intelligence examines humanity through the connected perspectives of anthropology, Christian thought, and artificial intelligence.
Its title brings together the biblical figures of Adam and Christ with questions about the nature and future of humankind.
The book considers what it means to be human as artificial intelligence becomes an increasingly important part of the modern age.
It offers a broad interdisciplinary theme for readers interested in humanity, faith, technology, and the changing relationship between people and intelligent machines.
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