Wisdom of the Heart: A Contemporary Review of Religion and AI
Geoffrey Vaughan, Jinil Yoo, Rita Szűts-Novak
Religions · 2025
doi:10.3390/rel16070834 (opens in a new tab)
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Abstract
With the rapid developments of artificial intelligence across all areas of society, especially within the last two years, the present paper provides a much-needed focus on the relationship between AI and religion by providing a review of recently published academic works from 2024 to early 2025 in the area of AI and religion. The review focuses on 15 published research studies that both demonstrate a broad range of research interests in this field and are empirically and epistemologically sound and, as such, should be of interest for guiding further research in these important areas. The review concludes by placing the need for scientific and empirical research within a wider context of a Christian engagement with wisdom and creativity as a way for continuing academic progress in the exciting field of AI and religion.
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