Análise da adequação do uso de inteligência artificial no cotidiano da igreja
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2024-11-16
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Assis, Pablo Oliveira Antonino de
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Fontes, Filipe Costa
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Este trabalho aborda a crescente presença de sistemas de Inteligência Artificial (IA) em diversas atividades da igreja, como discipulado, ensino bíblico, aconselhamento, ministério de música e administração eclesiástica. A IA sendo um ramo da ciência da computação, é projetada para desenvolver sistemas capazes de tomar decisões de forma autônoma, desde tarefas básicas de assistência até funções críticas. A tecnologia tem sido amplamente adotada na sociedade, com exemplos que vão desde veículos autônomos a robôs inteligentes em lares e ambientes de trabalho, demonstrando sua capacidade de interação em diferentes contextos. Esses sistemas de IA já estão presentes em contextos religiosos, onde auxiliam em tarefas como a preparação de sermões, o planejamento estratégico missionário e o aconselhamento pastoral. No entanto, apesar de sua crescente aplicação, é essencial que a igreja considere cuidadosamente as implicações éticas, teológicas e morais do uso dessas tecnologias. Um dos principais fatores que impulsionam o uso disseminado da IA é a disponibilidade de grandes volumes de dados, que permitem que esses sistemas tomem decisões informadas. No entanto, isso levanta preocupações sobre a origem desses dados e como eles influenciam as recomendações feitas pelos sistemas de IA. Em contextos religiosos, onde as decisões costumam ser profundamente pessoais e espirituais, questões sobre a moralidade e adequação do uso da IA tornam-se ainda mais relevantes. O objetivo geral deste trabalho é analisar a adequação do uso de sistemas de IA no apoio às atividades cotidianas da igreja, avaliando como esses sistemas se alinham aos ensinamentos bíblicos e à ética cristã. A pesquisa é dividida em dois objetivos específicos: (i) avaliar as implicações teológicas, morais e éticas do uso da IA nas atividades da igreja, e (ii) explorar os fatores que devem ser considerados na escolha desses sistemas, especialmente as visões de mundo e motivações das empresas que desenvolvem essas tecnologias. O trabalho está organizado em seis capítulos: O capítulo 2 apresenta os conceitos fundamentais, incluindo uma explicação detalhada sobre IA e sua relação atual com a sociedade humana, o cristianismo e as pessoas e instituições que estão por trás dessas tecnologias. O capítulo 3 discute aspectos epistemológicos da IA, explorando temas como a moralidade da IA, inteligência, criatividade, e a possibilidade de livre-arbítrio nas máquinas, além de avaliar se esses termos devem ser aplicados a sistemas de IA. O capítulo 4 examina a adequação do uso de IA nas atividades cotidianas da igreja, oferecendo recomendações práticas para membros e líderes. O capítulo 5 discute as hipóteses com base nas análises dos capítulos anteriores. Por fim, o capítulo 6 apresenta as conclusões do estudo e sugestões para futuras pesquisas. Ao examinar tanto os benefícios quanto as preocupações em torno da IA na igreja, este estudo busca contribuir para uma compreensão mais profunda de como sistemas autônomos podem ou devem ser integrados às práticas eclesiásticas. Os resultados visam auxiliar líderes e membros da igreja a navegar pelas considerações morais, teológicas e éticas ao adotar tecnologias de IA, garantindo que sua implementação esteja em conformidade com os valores fundamentais da fé cristã.
This work addresses the growing presence of Artificial Intelligence (AI) systems in various church activities, such as discipleship, biblical teaching, counseling, music ministry, and church administration. AI, as a branch of computer science, is designed to develop systems capable of making autonomous decisions, ranging from basic assistance tasks to critical functions. The technology has been widely adopted in society, with examples ranging from autonomous vehicles to intelligent robots in homes and workplaces, demonstrating its ability to interact in different contexts. These AI systems are already present in religious settings, where they assist in tasks such as sermon preparation, mission strategy planning, and pastoral counseling. However, despite its growing application, it is essential for the church to carefully consider the ethical, theological, and moral implications of using these technologies. One of the main factors driving the widespread use of AI is the availability of large volumes of data, which enable these systems to make informed decisions. However, this raises concerns about the origin of these data and how they influence the recommendations made by AI systems. In religious contexts, where decisions are often deeply personal and spiritual, questions about the morality and appropriateness of using AI become even more relevant. The general objective of this paper is to analyze the adequacy of using AI systems to support the church's daily activities, evaluating how these systems align with biblical teachings and Christian ethics. The research is divided into two specific objectives: (i) to evaluate the theological, moral, and ethical implications of using AI in church activities, and (ii) to explore the factors that should be considered when selecting these systems, especially the worldviews and motivations of the companies that develop these technologies. This manuscript is organized into six chapters. Chapter 2 presents the fundamental concepts, including a detailed explanation of AI and its current relationship with human society, Christianity, and the people and institutions behind these technologies. Chapter 3 discusses the epistemological aspects of AI, exploring topics such as AI morality, intelligence, creativity, and the possibility of free will in machines, as well as evaluating whether these terms should be applied to AI systems. Chapter 4 examines the appropriateness of using AI in the church's daily activities, offering practical recommendations for members and leaders. Chapter 5 discusses the hypotheses based on the analyses of the previous chapters. Finally, Chapter 6 presents the study's conclusions and suggestions for future research. By examining both the benefits and concerns surrounding AI in the church, this study seeks to contribute to a deeper understanding of how autonomous systems can or should be integrated into ecclesiastical practices. The findings aim to assist church leaders and members in navigating the moral, theological, and ethical considerations when adopting AI technologies, ensuring that their implementation aligns with the core values of the Christian faith.
This work addresses the growing presence of Artificial Intelligence (AI) systems in various church activities, such as discipleship, biblical teaching, counseling, music ministry, and church administration. AI, as a branch of computer science, is designed to develop systems capable of making autonomous decisions, ranging from basic assistance tasks to critical functions. The technology has been widely adopted in society, with examples ranging from autonomous vehicles to intelligent robots in homes and workplaces, demonstrating its ability to interact in different contexts. These AI systems are already present in religious settings, where they assist in tasks such as sermon preparation, mission strategy planning, and pastoral counseling. However, despite its growing application, it is essential for the church to carefully consider the ethical, theological, and moral implications of using these technologies. One of the main factors driving the widespread use of AI is the availability of large volumes of data, which enable these systems to make informed decisions. However, this raises concerns about the origin of these data and how they influence the recommendations made by AI systems. In religious contexts, where decisions are often deeply personal and spiritual, questions about the morality and appropriateness of using AI become even more relevant. The general objective of this paper is to analyze the adequacy of using AI systems to support the church's daily activities, evaluating how these systems align with biblical teachings and Christian ethics. The research is divided into two specific objectives: (i) to evaluate the theological, moral, and ethical implications of using AI in church activities, and (ii) to explore the factors that should be considered when selecting these systems, especially the worldviews and motivations of the companies that develop these technologies. This manuscript is organized into six chapters. Chapter 2 presents the fundamental concepts, including a detailed explanation of AI and its current relationship with human society, Christianity, and the people and institutions behind these technologies. Chapter 3 discusses the epistemological aspects of AI, exploring topics such as AI morality, intelligence, creativity, and the possibility of free will in machines, as well as evaluating whether these terms should be applied to AI systems. Chapter 4 examines the appropriateness of using AI in the church's daily activities, offering practical recommendations for members and leaders. Chapter 5 discusses the hypotheses based on the analyses of the previous chapters. Finally, Chapter 6 presents the study's conclusions and suggestions for future research. By examining both the benefits and concerns surrounding AI in the church, this study seeks to contribute to a deeper understanding of how autonomous systems can or should be integrated into ecclesiastical practices. The findings aim to assist church leaders and members in navigating the moral, theological, and ethical considerations when adopting AI technologies, ensuring that their implementation aligns with the core values of the Christian faith.
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inteligência artificial (IA) , igreja , artificial intelligence (ai) , church