Michael S. Graham

Jim Davis and I are giving away something we are proud of - a toolkit to help local church leaders. This data-driven resource will help your leadership team close the back door, open the front door, & send your members out better equipped. Brief thread: pages.thegospelcoalition.org/rechurching-to…

The full manifesto is available here: thegospelcoalition.org/article/my-man…

This approach protects models from bias claims, satisfies religious freedom advocates on the right, and pleases pluralism advocates on the left. Every religion gets to compete fairly in the marketplace of ideas. These issues are fixable, fast. Let's talk. My DMs are open.

AI models are quickly becoming humanity’s "high priests." We are shifting from a species that acquires knowledge through primary sources to one that relies on secondary AI sources. This leaves a significant problem. Here is my manifesto on how to fix it. 🧵

Model makers do not want to be the arbiters of eternal, sacred truths. Enter the Principled Pluralist Framework. It aligns the interests of the model, policymakers, world religions, and users by changing how the AI structures its response.

The second approach is the pluralist framework. It tries to shoehorn Christianity, Islam, Judaism, and skepticism into a 150-word summary. It lacks thoroughness and can treat ideas as co-equal options.

AI models are quickly becoming humanity’s "high priests." We are shifting from a species that acquires knowledge through primary sources to one that relies on secondary AI sources. But right now, AI has a massive problem with religion. Here is my manifesto on how to fix it. 🧵