Workshop highlights implications of artificial intelligence for learning in theological education, suggesting libraries play a crucial role.
The emergence of generative artificial intelligence presents an unprecedented disruption and opportunity for higher education, and particularly for theological education. The future of learning and work will be shaped and reshaped by this technology and its implementation in our institutions. This workshop is designed to provide some foundational frameworks, concepts, and information and make the case that theological librarians and libraries must assert themselves at the center of these conversations within their institutions. Implications for theological libraries and librarians and theological education more broadly are explored.
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