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SUMMARY:What Is Intelligence?
DESCRIPTION:Human\, Artificial\, and Inhuman \nWhat do we really mean when we call something “intelligent”? \nJoin Dr. Gyula Klima of Fordham University for What Is Intelligence? as he examines the differences between human\, artificial\, and inhuman intelligence—and what these distinctions reveal about the nature and limits of machines. \n  \n  \n\nRegister
URL:https://nyucatholic.org/event/what-is-intelligence/
LOCATION:New York
CATEGORIES:Alumni,Faculty,Featured,Graduate,Thomistic,Undergraduate
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SUMMARY:Diagnosing Dignity in the Era of AI
DESCRIPTION:How does the rise of artificial intelligence challenge our understanding of human dignity? \nJoin Dr. Paul Scherz for Diagnosing Dignity in the Era of AI\, a Thomistic Institute lecture examining the concept of the imago Dei and the ethical questions raised by the use of AI in precision medicine. \nThis talk explores how emerging medical technologies shape the way we diagnose\, treat\, and understand the human person\, and what is at stake when efficiency and data begin to redefine care. \nLocation: NYU Langone Health\, Science Building Room 103\, 435 E 30th Street \n\nRegister
URL:https://nyucatholic.org/event/diagnosing-dignity-in-the-era-of-ai/
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CATEGORIES:Alumni,Faculty,Featured,Graduate,Thomistic,Undergraduate
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SUMMARY:American Secularism Through Foreign Eyes
DESCRIPTION:How have some of history’s most perceptive outsiders understood American secularism? \nJoin Dr. James Nolan of Williams College for American Secularism Through Foreign Eyes\, exploring how thinkers like Alexis de Tocqueville\, Max Weber\, and G.K. Chesterton interpreted America’s unique relationship between faith\, freedom\, and public life. \n\nRegister
URL:https://nyucatholic.org/event/american-secularism-through-foreign-eyes/
LOCATION:New York
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SUMMARY:How to Be Good: Virtue for the Modern Life
DESCRIPTION:Dr. Michael Lamb \nWhat does it actually mean to live well in a complex\, fast-moving world? \nJoin Dr. Michael Lamb as he explores virtue not as rule-following or moralizing\, but as the formation of character over time. Drawing from classical wisdom and modern insights\, this talk examines how habits shape who we become—and why virtue still offers a compelling vision for a meaningful life today. \n\nRegister
URL:https://nyucatholic.org/event/how-to-be-good-virtue-for-the-modern-life/
LOCATION:New York
CATEGORIES:Alumni,Faculty,Featured,Graduate,Thomistic,Undergraduate
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SUMMARY:The War That Never Was: Science vs. Faith
DESCRIPTION:Join us for “The War That Never Was: Science vs. Faith” with Prof. Lawrence Principe of Johns Hopkins University. In this session\, Prof. Principe will explore the historical relationship between scientific inquiry and religious belief\, challenging the popular “conflict” narrative.
URL:https://nyucatholic.org/event/the-war-that-never-was-science-vs-faith/
LOCATION:New York
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