Lunch and Learn: Faith and AI Policy Spiritual Voices in AI Governance

​Join us in-person for a rich conversation at the intersection of faith, ethics, and innovation.

​As artificial intelligence rapidly reshapes our world, it raises urgent questions not only about technology, but about humanity - our values, responsibilities, and purpose. This lunch-and-learn panel brings together a diverse group of faith leaders from various traditions to explore how spiritual and moral frameworks can help guide the development and use of AI. 

​Together, they will discuss the ethical challenges and opportunities posed by AI, the role of faith communities in shaping public understanding, and how theological wisdom can speak to emerging technologies.

​Moderator:

• ​Ray Kim, International Center for Religion & Diplomacy

​Panelists:

• ​Meredith Gardner, Mormon Women for Ethical Government

• ​Rabbi Geoffrey Mitelman, Sinai & Synapses 

• ​Brad Littlejohn, American Compass

​The event will open with short introductions, followed by a panel discussion led by a moderator, and closing with Q&A followed by a networking reception. A light lunch will be provided; please RSVP to ensure we can accommodate all attendees. 

​​This event has been designed to comply with House and Senate ethics rules. This event has also been designed to comply with Executive Branch ethics rules.