Rehumanizing Education in an Age of AI
How might the contemporary academy best ensure the continued development of an authentically human education rooted in reflection, intellectual virtue and truth while also best utilizing the processing capabilities of new AI tools?
This public symposium will feature an engaging discussion with Dartmouth College Provost Santiago Schnell, University of Chicago Professor of History Emily Lynn Osborne, and University of St. Mary of the Lake Professor of Moral Theology Melanie Barrett.
Affirming the Human Person in the Age of AI: A Novel Approach
What happens to our sense of the human person, to our sense of ourselves and others, if we give up the demanding goods of reading books for the efficient, instant rewards of Artificial Intelligence?
Against the Machine: An Evening with Paul Kingsnorth
On September 25th, the Lumen Christi Institute was pleased to host renowned poet, novelist, and environmentalist Paul Kingsnorth to discuss his new book, “Against the Machine,” in a Q&A with poet and professor James Matthew Wilson.
Winter Newman Forum Conference for High School Students: Back to the Future!
Is there time in heaven? Did the Medieval world make modern science possible? Was St. Augustine anxious? What would Aristotle say about post-modern art? High school students are invited to join the Lumen Christi Institute for a half day conference on the nature of time and the relationship of the past and present.