The steampunk aesthetic, at its best, grounds technology within the human condition, imaginatively illustrating how technology can serve truth, goodness and beauty, rather than trampling them.
This holographic article not only highlights the tactile qualities and beauties of steampunk and its connection to biblical humanism, but when one reflects on it at a different angle this becomes an apologetic against the “artificial traits” of AI. Brilliant writeup, Bnonn! 🔥✨
That’s why i was careful not to make it seem like it was an apologetic against all of AI’s traits. I was struggling to find the right words… But yes, works like this are a good start in figuring out where tech and AI fits in the Kingdom. Right now her edges are… well… hard to define with theology. We’ll get there eventually.
This holographic article not only highlights the tactile qualities and beauties of steampunk and its connection to biblical humanism, but when one reflects on it at a different angle this becomes an apologetic against the “artificial traits” of AI. Brilliant writeup, Bnonn! 🔥✨
Thanks, the AI angle is interesting. I am still struggling to figure out how to situate AI within a biblical doctrine of technology and work.
That’s why i was careful not to make it seem like it was an apologetic against all of AI’s traits. I was struggling to find the right words… But yes, works like this are a good start in figuring out where tech and AI fits in the Kingdom. Right now her edges are… well… hard to define with theology. We’ll get there eventually.