Biblical AI: Aligning Artificial Intelligence with Wisdom
Artificial Intelligence is rapidly transforming the world. But can it move beyond efficiency and be guided by true moral wisdom?
Biblical A (or AI Biblicization) introduces a new framework for designing and understanding AI systems from a biblical perspective. Unlike traditional rule-based ethical controls, this book explores how AI agents can be shaped by truth, humility, stewardship, and redemptive values.
By integrating the core teachings of both the Old and New Testaments, this book translates the Ten Commandments, the teachings of Jesus, and biblical wisdom literature into practical AI system architectures-turning abstract faith principles into actionable engineering designs.
This is not merely a book about technology; it is a reflection on the future of wisdom.
What This Book Covers
- AI ethical frameworks grounded in biblical principles
- Multi-agent system design inspired by the "Body of Christ"
- Mechanisms to prevent misinformation influence and moral drift
- A deeper approach that replaces rigid rules with discernment
- Exploration of future directions such as decentralized systems and quantum intelligence
Who Should Read This Book
- AI engineers and researchers seeking deeper ethical foundations
- Christians interested in the intersection of faith and technology
- Readers concerned about the societal impact of artificial intelligence
Vision for the Future
As AI systems become increasingly autonomous, the question is no longer just what they can do, but what they should do. This book presents a pathway for AI to serve humanity with integrity, compassion, and truth.
This is an invitation to rethink what "intelligence" truly means-not merely as capability, but as responsibility.
Charles Tang, born in Taipei in 1950, held a bachelor's degree in civil engineering from National Taiwan University and a dual master's degree in civil engineering and operations research from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Mr. Tang worked as a software consultant for Honeywell, General Electric, Hewlett-Packard and Siemens. He founded C. B. Tang, Inc., a defense contractor for the United States Navy and Air Force and a software contractor for the United States Department of Commerce. Mr. Tang personally developed and sold "point-of-sale" systems and served the restaurant industry in New England, United States for many years. He was the senior vice president and cofounder of Transoft (Shanghai) Inc. (a software company) and a visiting scholar at Hsinchu JiaoTung University in Taiwan. Mr. Tang was granted 41 Chinese, United States and international PCT patents in cloud computing and quantum technology.During his time in the United States, Mr. Tang was involved in Christian ministries for many years, including the Church Children's Sunday School, the Greater Boston Chinese Bible Church Chinese School, and the Chinese Christian Internet Mission. He graduated from the Extended Program of the China Evangelical Seminary in 2012 and had since taught Old Testament at seminaries in Mainland China and adult Sunday schools in Taiwan.
