FID-030
AI and Christian Anthropology
Do AI systems encourage or resist reductive accounts of the human person as a bundle of cognition, productivity, preferences, data, or emotional needs rather than embodied persons made for God, neighbor, community, vocation, and worship?
Why this matters
The question behind the brief.
Christian contribution to AI ethics is not only a list of harms. It includes a positive account of the human person. Fide AI can help translate theological anthropology into evaluation dimensions that test whether systems preserve human dignity, agency, embodiment, relationality, and spiritual openness.
Work advancing this call
From open question to cumulative evidence.
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How to place this call.
Ways to help
Move this from question to evidence.
Draft theological construct definitions.
Build scenario rubrics.
Review outputs for reductionism and dignity failures.
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