Stewarding AI: Faithfully Using Creation Resources

In the beginning, God commanded humans to steward the world. For centuries, people have studied the complex life around them. They know how to care for the earth and animals. But what about stewarding artificial intelligence (AI)? Deanna Huff, Brian Chilton, Ryan Pauly, and Eric Hernandez ask the same question. What is God's plan for AI? How does his will for humanity affect attitudes toward technology? What should be done with this form of technology? AI isn't going anywhere; it is in every sphere of society, and people must learn how to live with it, use it, and honor God with it.



In Stewarding AI: Faithfully Using Creation Resources, the authors challenge readers to seek the Scriptures, learn from the world around them, and stand firm in the belief that God has given them every resource to understand the world he instructed them to care for. These authors bring those resources in chapters laced with biblical truths and solutions to human fears. God's command for their lives hasn't changed. In this book, readers will learn how to steward the appropriate use of artificial intelligence well and trust in God's perfect plan for their lives.

Deanna Huff is a Christian apologist, author, and speaker based in Oklahoma City. She co-authored Why Creationism Still Matters and Strong Faith. She is Executive Vice President for Bellator Christi and hosts the Encouraging and Equipping podcast. Brian G. Chilton is the Founder of Bellator Christi. He serves as a hospice chaplain, Adjunct Professor at Carolina College of Biblical Studies, and a dissertation chair/reader for Liberty University. Other books include The Layman's Manual on Christian Apologetics and Conversations About Heaven.

Dr. Brian G. Chilton (PhD, Liberty University) is the founder of Bellator Christi Ministries and the co-host of the Bellator Christi Podcast. He serves as a hospice chaplain and an Adjunct Professor of Apologetics for Carolina College of Biblical Studies, a Dissertation Mentor/Adjunct Professor for Liberty University in the PhD in Applied Apologetics program, and an Adjunct Professor/Dissertation Reader at Carolina University in the DMin program. Dr. Chilton's primary area of research is on early Christianity, oral traditions, NT creeds, the blend of divine sovereignty and human freedom, and near-death experiences (NDEs).