Overview

This book examines key features of the current relationship between Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Bible translation and interpretation. The volume contains three sections, broadening outward. First, the contributors explore AI in Bible translation using four case studies on the current use of AI and its promises and perils. Second, the book touches on AI and Bible translation using five perspectives on the meaning of AI for Bible translation. Finally, the book explores AI and Bible interpretation with four examples showing the tensions between AI and human interpretations of the Bible.

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Few developments are shaping modern life as rapidly as artificial intelligence, now making its mark across all fields—including biblical studies. This timely collection demonstrates the enormous and mostly positive impact of AI for biblical studies, particularly in areas of textual criticism, translation, and interpretation, while also examining important limitations and potential pitfalls. An impressive roster of contributors, including several with deep expertise in both religion and AI, provide historical context and insightful direction through the most promising and intriguing possibilities on the horizon * Calvin Mercer, East Carolina University, Coauthor of the award-winning Religion and the Technological Future: Biohacking, Artificial Intelligence, and Transhumanism *

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Douglas Estes is Associate Professor of Religion at New College of Florida

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