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AI, ethics and the spiritual journey: Compass 172

In this episode of Compass: Finding Spirituality in the Everyday, host Ryan Dunn explores spiritual implications of Artificial Intelligence with pastor and author Reverend Nathan Webb. Nathan is the founding pastor of Checkpoint Church, a digital-first church aimed at connecting with individuals who identify as nerds, geeks, and gamers. Through the conversation, they explore the intersection of artificial intelligence (AI) and spirituality, discussing how AI can both enhance and complicate our spiritual practices. Nathan shares his personal experiences with AI tools that help him manage his daily tasks and ADHD, emphasizing the importance of ethical considerations in their use within faith communities. The conversation explores the potential harms of AI, particularly in how it can distort our understanding of reality and relationships, urging listeners to approach AI with a spirit of curiosity and ethical awareness. Connect with Checkpoint Church: https://www.checkpointchurch.com/ ‪@CheckpointChurch‬ In this episode: 00:00 Welcome to the discussion on Artificial Intelligence 05:25 AI Tools for Organized Living 09:28 Balanced Approach to AI 13:06 Ethical Concerns Surrounding AI 16:05 AI for Accessibility and Connection 17:24 Texting Jesus and AI Limits 24:06 Responsible Technology Use in Church 25:52 AI Slop and Internet Content 29:54 Faith, AI, and Responsible Use 33:05 AI Use: Ethics and Reflection 37:00 Technology as a Connection Tool Subscribe to Compass: Finding Spirituality in the Everyday for more content like this. Leave a comment—how has AI impacted your spiritual journey? Let’s keep the conversation going! For full episode notes, resources, and more, visit: https://umc.org/compass Keywords: Artificial Intelligence, Spirituality, Church & Technology, Digital Church, Faith, Christian Ethics, Community, AI and Faith, Spiritual Growth, Loving Neighbor, Nathan Webb, Checkpoint Church, God and the Machine, Digital Ministry, Tech Boundaries