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Dwight and I briefly discussed in email an article from Christianity Today regarding AI generated Christian music. Here's the link if you would like to explore: https://www.christianitytoday.com/2025/11/solomon-ray-ai-christian-music-soul-singer/
Dwight and I briefly discussed in email an article from Christianity Today regarding AI generated Christian music. Here's the link if you would like to explore: https://www.christianitytoday.com/2025/11/solomon-ray-ai-christian-music-soul-singer/
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11/25/25, 11:21 PM
David Tyson
11/25/25, 11:21 PM
I am 'old' - older perhaps than my 73 years, due to a TBI 3 years ago that I continue recovering from! The point? I am not on social media. Beyond being 'load-limited', I am a skeptic and wary. I appreciate the caveat Dwight cited about AI NOT being indwelt by the Holy Spirit! I'm mindful of Matthew 10:20 as an indispensable part of what we do with folks in promoting resolution and reconciliation - real-time Spirit leadership and enablement, even words. I can see the use for AI 'leaning into' case administration, AND there is clearly a learning curve and an ongoing burden to 'stay current' and monitor/proof/review.
I am 'old' - older perhaps than my 73 years, due to a TBI 3 years ago that I continue recovering from! The point? I am not on social media. Beyond being 'load-limited', I am a skeptic and wary. I appreciate the caveat Dwight cited about AI NOT being indwelt by the Holy Spirit! I'm mindful of Matthew 10:20 as an indispensable part of what we do with folks in promoting resolution and reconciliation - real-time Spirit leadership and enablement, even words. I can see the use for AI 'leaning into' case administration, AND there is clearly a learning curve and an ongoing burden to 'stay current' and monitor/proof/review.
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11/25/25, 11:31 PM
David Tyson
11/25/25, 11:31 PM
A cautionary tale: I know someone who worked ChatGPT for 6 months to get it to speak 'truth' rather than what it 'thought' the user would like/prefer. He got there, then the ChatGPT administrators change the underlying background rules (for marketing purposes) and undid the truth telling efforts! Seems like he was not the only person seeing this problem. See https://www.nytimes.com/video/technology/100000010535987/how-openais-changes-sent-some-users-spiraling.html. Perhaps "Closed AI" resolves this, but worth watching!
A cautionary tale: I know someone who worked ChatGPT for 6 months to get it to speak 'truth' rather than what it 'thought' the user would like/prefer. He got there, then the ChatGPT administrators change the underlying background rules (for marketing purposes) and undid the truth telling efforts! Seems like he was not the only person seeing this problem. See https://www.nytimes.com/video/technology/100000010535987/how-openais-changes-sent-some-users-spiraling.html. Perhaps "Closed AI" resolves this, but worth watching!
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11/25/25, 11:40 PM
David Tyson
11/25/25, 11:40 PM