Scott Midson
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“Smith makes a compelling case to take seriously the promises and perils of a robotic future—and present—through a wide-ranging and well-researched survey of philosophical, biblical, and critical perspectives. He highlights legal, ethical, and religious issues that speak to the heart of our humanness and questions about what it is to be human and, indeed, humane.”
Science & Faith
“Continuing to show her position as a leading scholar in the field of theology and AI, Herzfeld here provides a sharp and sober take on the technologies that are already transforming our lives. She consults a wide and impressive range of disciplines to cut across much of the hype around AI, relating Barth's and Buber's wisdom to a world infatuated with this technology. This book will be important reading for anyone reflecting on what it is for us to be human alongside machines that are, in various ways, in our image.”
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“One of the most notable strengths of John Frederick and Eric Lewellen’s book lies in its catechetical approach to the internet and contemporary culture. The book makes innovative connections that draw on a number of theological and scriptural resources, in turn providing a range of enquiries that are sensitive to the complexities of both humans and the internet. This is, overall, an important book that sets a precedent for doing theology in a digital age.”
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