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ArtMusicTechnologyKenny Klinglesmith

'Art' Without Friction: The Cost of Generative AI to Artists

What if the value of creating something is not ultimately found in the thing that is created?

Jordan SteffaniakTechnologyFormation

To Efficiency and Beyond: A Warning for AI, Research, Writing, and the Rest of the World

When we use artificial intelligence in ways that short circuit our own formation, we deprive ourselves of an opportunity to grow into our distinct callings.

BibleTechnologyCultureCorey Hastings

Exercising Dominion After Generative Artificial Intelligence

Generative artificial intelligence can sometimes seem to mimic the uniquely human work of exercising dominion over creation.

Ryan SinniEducationTechnologyWriting

Slaves or Sons? LLMs, Wisdom, and Writing Instruction

There is a humane solution to the problem of the struggling writer: one that involves fellowship not only in the “space of reasons,” but also, as it were, in the “space of love.”

Erik LundeenTechnologyChurchTheology

The Case Against Video Preaching

God the Son took on flesh and communicated his message face to face.

Jake MeadorTechnologyAbout Mere Orthodoxy

How and Why We Do (and Don't) Use Generative AI

We are seeking after understanding, healing, and preservation rather than strength or domination.

TechnologyCultureWritingKandace McCorrister

The World of Thinkers

I keep scrolling, mechanically moving through text and thoughts, thoughts and quotes. The poignant essay is already too many posts back to find again, and my brain is growing weary.

About Mere OrthodoxyTechnologyJake Meador

Announcing "The Faith Received"

The Christian tradition is the Christian’s inheritance.

CultureBooksTechnologyAndrew Spencer

Who is in Control of Climate Change?

To respond well to climate change will require recognizing how little we can control, trusting in the providence of God, and seeking to act responsibly as stewards of the place God has given us.

TechnologyCultureJosiah DeBoer

AI Companions as a Form of Pornography

Much like the wooden idols of the Old Testament with their painted eyelids, the things seeing us are merely dressed up versions of our own images.

CultureEducationTechnologyScott Cunningham

Using Political Power to Protect Students from Using AI in Education

Florida's bill could be a model for other states seeking to preserve space for students to learn for themselves rather than outsourcing their minds to generative AI technologies.

Jake MeadorTechnologyAbout Mere OrthodoxyWriting

A Writer's Covenant and Mere Orthodoxy's New Contributors

Mere Orthodoxy's contributing writers will help us continue to present Christian ideas in fresh, creative, and original ways to challenge, correct, and form modern people toward Christ.