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AI Artificial Intelligence What it is and What it is Not

This article explores Artificial Intelligence (AI) from a Catholic perspective, examining its definition, capabilities, and limitations, particularly concerning its appropriate integration into a Catholic home. It acknowledges AI's utility in tasks such as speech recognition, image identification, language translation, summarization, and text generation, which can assist families, teachers, and parish volunteers. However, it strongly cautions that AI, despite its speed and polished outputs, remains a tool lacking true human understanding, moral responsibility, a soul, or the capacity for genuine prayer and relationship with God. The piece emphasizes the critical need for prudent use of AI, ensuring that faith, human dignity, and a living relationship with Christ remain central.

Artificial Intelligence ethics and sustainability panel gathers experts on emerging tech – The Appalachian

Oct 19,26 | 01:40 EST

AppVotes gathered an ethics panel in Anne Belk Hall Wednesday evening to inform students about controversies surrounding the sustainability of artificial intelligence ahead of the midterm elections. The panel was held in partnership with the Constructive Dialogue Institute, a nonprofit that researches and builds public tools for communication across different backgrounds and cultures.

Better Artificial Intelligence Stock for 2026: C3.ai vs. SentinelOne

Oct 19,26 | 01:39 EST

C3.ai is burning cash while restructuring its sales model. SentinelOne is profitable on free cash flow but trades at a steep valuation premium. As enterprise automation and cybersecurity converge, investors are weighing the potential of specialized software providers. Both C3.ai and SentinelOne offer unique exposure to artificial intelligence, but they face different financial trajectories. C3.ai focuses on enterprise-level applications that help organizations integrate predictive models into their operations. SentinelOne provides autonomous cybersecurity that protects digital assets without human intervention. This comparison reveals how growth rates and profitability goals shape the investment thesis for 2026.

Open-access journal AI Horizons looks to expand the outlook of artificial intelligence

Oct 19,26 | 01:37 EST

Shiyi Chen, the journal’s editor-in-chief, shares his views on the new diamond open-access journal dedicated to artificial intelligence for engineering and science, discussing its distinctive focus, role in interdisciplinary research, and future aspirations.

What The Tech: What could go right when it comes to Artificial Intelligence

Oct 19,26 | 01:36 EST

Artificial intelligence could someday help cure cancer, develop lifesaving drugs and make discoveries that would otherwise take scientists decades.

Lukasz Kurgan inducted as a member of the National Academy of Artificial Intelligence

Oct 19,26 | 01:35 EST

Kurgan, a professor in the VCU College of Engineering, is a data scientist whose development of bioinformatics AI tools helps researchers pursue treatments for cancer, cardiovascular disease and neurodegenerative disease.

Which businesses are using AI technology?

Oct 19,26 | 01:33 EST

As of September 2026, more than half of all businesses paid for an artificial intelligence (AI) product or service. Adoption rates jumped after ChatGPT's public launch in late 2022 and have risen steadily since.

AI Task Force recommendations guide Marquette’s next steps on artificial intelligence

Oct 19,26 | 01:31 EST

Marquette University is advancing a series of recommendations developed by its university-wide AI Task Force, marking the next phase of the institution’s mission-centered approach to artificial intelligence. Convened during the 2025-26 academic year, the AI Task Force brought together more than 60 faculty and staff members from across the university to examine how artificial intelligence is affecting teaching and learning, clinical education, research, administrative operations, and wellness and student success. The group’s work included reviewing emerging trends, studying practices at peer institutions, gathering campus feedback, and developing recommendations rooted in Marquette’s Catholic, Jesuit mission. A campuswide survey that generated approximately 650 responses also informed the process. The task force’s recommendations were presented to the Executive Leadership Team and are helping shape the university’s ongoing work to support responsible, mission-aligned use of AI.

SATURDAY MORNING WITH CRANKY DON JOE | Larry Introduced Me to Artificial Intelligence, and Now I Have Questions

Oct 18,26 | 01:46 EST

Cranky Don Joe discovers AI's usefulness and limitations after Larry introduces ChatGPT, finding that technology still cannot replace common sense or solve Larry's problems.