The AI Lab at Biola University in California is a unique initiative that combines artificial intelligence with Christian values, aiming to prevent Christians from falling behind in AI development. The lab, led by Dr. Michael J. Arena, focuses on providing education, fostering dialogue, and leading innovative AI projects rooted in Christian beliefs. Arena, a former Amazon Web Services executive, believes that educational institutions must engage with AI or risk falling behind. The lab’s emphasis on moral and ethical discernment sets it apart from other AI initiatives, prioritizing the mitigation of potential biases, transparency, and human dignity. By integrating AI within a framework that aligns with Christian values, the lab strives to elevate humans, not AI. The lab’s projects include creating AI applications for Christians, such as chatbots and tools to assist with advising and career planning. Arena hopes that the lab will serve as a beacon for ethical AI development, integrating theological principles to ensure technology development and use align with Christian beliefs and values.

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