Daily Bread in a World of Artificial Intelligence

Daily Bread in a World of Artificial Intelligence

From Voxology by Voxology

June 1, 2026 · 1h 4m

About this episode

The episode explores the implications of artificial intelligence on human dignity and the Christian experience, contrasting modern obsessions with ancient practices of dependence on God.

Is artificial intelligence our modern Tower of Babel? In this episode, we dive into the Pope’s recent warnings about AI and explore what it means to maintain our human dignity in a world obsessed with optimization. We discuss the profound contrast between building for self-aggrandizement and building for the common good. Mike and Tim explore the moral depth of recent teachings on technology, highlighting the Imago Dei as the center of the conversation. They discuss the risks of transhumanism and why embracing human limitation is a vital part of the Christian experience. In a world where AI threatens to reduce people to data points, we look at how to protect the infinite worth of every individual. The second half of the video features a deep dive into the Lord’s Prayer and the petition for daily bread. By looking back at the story of manna in the wilderness from Exodus, we learn what it means to depend on God for today’s sustenance without hoarding for tomorrow. This ancient practice challenges the modern obsession with wealth and invites us into a life of contentment, mutuality, and trust. Chapters 0:00 Intro and family updates 3:50 Engagement news and summer travel plans 7:15…

People in this episode

Hosts: Mike, Tim

Topics covered

  • artificial intelligence
  • human dignity
  • transhumanism
  • Christian experience
  • daily bread
  • moral teachings
  • contentment

Keywords

  • AI
  • Tower of Babel
  • Imago Dei
  • human worth
  • manna
  • wealth
  • mutuality
  • trust

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Pope

Books & works: Lord’s Prayer, Exodus

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