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    A call for a ‘Christian METR’ to shape AI

    A post argues theology must move beyond philosophical generalities and turn its concerns into computable AI evaluations, harnesses and environments.

    Tim HwangTH
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    A post calls for a ‘Christian METR,’ arguing that theology cannot shape AI’s trajectory through philosophical generalities alone. It says theological concerns and commitments must be translated into computable evaluations, harnesses and environments.

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    Tim Hwang@timhwangWe need a Christian METR. For theology to shape the trajectory of artificial intelligence, it cannot remain confined to philosophical generalities: it must translate those concerns and commitments into the computable argot of evaluations, harnesses, and environments.1h

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    Tim Hwang@timhwangWe need a Christian METR. For theology to shape the trajectory of artificial intelligence, it cannot remain confined to philosophical generalities: it must translate those concerns and commitments into the computable argot of evaluations, harnesses, and environments.1h