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Book cover for 'A Eucharistic Framework for AI Governance' featuring a glowing central chalice with circular blueprints and a scroll on the left.

Episode 73: Critique | A Eucharistic Framework for AI Governance – Can a theological vision of life-serving technology become an actionable constitutional and technical architecture?

Can a Eucharistic vision of technological power become a practical blueprint for AI governance? Episode 73 examines three challenges facing From Consumption to Communion: translating theological concepts for pluralistic audiences, integrating mythic and systems language more smoothly, and converting constitutional principles into operational designs. The critique is constructive but also requires qualification: open source, federated learning, and technical decentralization do not by themselves guarantee communion, justice, or human flourishing. Read More

Book cover: 'Whom Does Your AI Serve' with a central glowing sword, a gold chalice to the left, and a blue futuristic city to the right.

Episode 72: Debate | Whom Does Your AI Serve? Can moral allegiance redirect artificial intelligence—or must we first change the game that governs it?

Can artificial intelligence be governed by moral allegiance, or must we first change the competitive system that rewards acceleration and punishes restraint? Episode 72 debates whether a Eucharistic reordering of technological power can redirect AI toward human flourishing—or whether only treaties, liability rules, ecological limits, and hard restrictions can prevent cognitive enclosure and civilizational wasteland. Read More