Peter D'Abrosca , Fox News; Christian group touts 'ethical' tech features as concerns over out-of-control AI tools persist
""So, we understood that it's important to provide safety guardrails, but also we did not want this intelligent answer assistant to pretend that it was a person," said Larson. "We don't want it to take the place of a pastor or a local church elder or even a parent."
Larson said companies developing AI need to consider guardrails for their technology.
"Anybody developing AI tools today needs to think through ethical guidelines, and that's more of the self-regulation and guardrails that we've been talking about," he said.
"I think there's a real concern today because you have great power that's been entrusted to these different companies and they're not really disclosing their worldview," he continued. "How do they know right from wrong?"
For Ligonier, the absolute truth upon which its AI model is built is the Christian faith.
"How are you determining what is right and wrong? As Christians, we believe we have a true answer — a source that we can turn to.""
