Justin R. Lester walks through five questions churches should ask before using AI: Does it align with biblical truth? Who built it and what do they value? How is data handled? Will it replace people or empower them? How do you stay transparent with your congregation?
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Here are five ethical questions I think you need to ask yourself before you implement AI in your church. I'm all for artificial intelligence being a part of the local church. I'm all for using it before you use it. I want to ask you five questions before you implement a tool. Pay for a tool that I think you need to ask yourself in your church. Number one does this tool align with biblical truth? Number two who made the tool and what are their values? Number three how is our data being stored and shared? Number four will this replace people or empower them? And and Number five how are we going to stay transparent with our congregation? The writer of Proverbs tells us that integrity of the upright is what upholds you in this season of the Easy answer, May we be the ones who still wrestle now, if you're looking for an AI policy for your church, I got you. If you comment the word policy, I'll send you a link over to my free AI policy that you can download right away that you can have a policy to implement into your church immediately to make sure that your church is using it well. Transparency. And intentionally so. Intentionally so. Go ahead and comment the word policy and I'll send you a link to my AI policy right away. Like and follow for more.