Artificial Intelligence (AI) cannot be regarded as a means of resolving deeper human questions surrounding suffering, the author of a new book on the theology of suffering has argued, exploring the limits of technological advances in addressing humanity’s questions about painful aspects of life such as sickness and death. In his presentation at the launch of the book, “A Theology of Suffering: Quest for Meaning” at Ukarimu Retreat Centre Chapel …
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