Philosophical Discourse on the Role of Artificial Intelligence in Divine Creation and Human Stewardship

The overwhelming challenges of Artificial Intelligence (AI) grow exponentially faster with its adaption into modern life. Growing philosophical, religious and ethical questions arise as people ponder about the role and stewardship over creation as the divine touches of humanity. The core focus in this article attempts to answer the most pertinent question regarding the issue: 'Is developing AI considered faithful beholding the humanity cooperation with divinity or bringing in the risk of disordering pivotal moral and spiritual values enshrined in Religions’? It tries to understand the deep inquiries by exploring the God-given human endowments comprising stewardship of the, society based on liberal equity and ecological justice, dignity, and sustainability. The development brings forth the instance of human dignity by concentrating ecology and balance above all else, or does unconditionally rely endangering them instead? The focus pointedly attempts to address a contradiction juxtaposed between boundless creative capabilities of humans separated from the commons ethical mechanical rule. In exploring this sensitive emphasis, the paper offers an intricate combination of philosophical, religious and ecological frameworks toward the urgent appeal of redefined responsibility and collaboration to operate dignifiedly rational moral frameworks AI calls for beyond notions aligned solely to human existence and planetary speculations.

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Wah Academia Journal of Social Sciences
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2025-05-15
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https://doi.org/10.63954/wajss.4.1.1.2025
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Space Science and Extraterrestrial Life
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Philosophical Discourse on the Role of Artificial Intelligence in Divine Creation and Human Stewardship

Olivia Sylvester
Wah Academia Journal of Social Sciences
Space Science and Extraterrestrial Life
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Philosophical Discourse on the Role of Artificial Intelligence in Divine Creation and Human Stewardship

Olivia Sylvester
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Abstract

The overwhelming challenges of Artificial Intelligence (AI) grow exponentially faster with its adaption into modern life. Growing philosophical, religious and ethical questions arise as people ponder about the role and stewardship over creation as the divine touches of humanity. The core focus in this article attempts to answer the most pertinent question regarding the issue: 'Is developing AI considered faithful beholding the humanity cooperation with divinity or bringing in the risk of disordering pivotal moral and spiritual values enshrined in Religions’? It tries to understand the deep inquiries by exploring the God-given human endowments comprising stewardship of the, society based on liberal equity and ecological justice, dignity, and sustainability. The development brings forth the instance of human dignity by concentrating ecology and balance above all else, or does unconditionally rely endangering them instead? The focus pointedly attempts to address a contradiction juxtaposed between boundless creative capabilities of humans separated from the commons ethical mechanical rule. In exploring this sensitive emphasis, the paper offers an intricate combination of philosophical, religious and ecological frameworks toward the urgent appeal of redefined responsibility and collaboration to operate dignifiedly rational moral frameworks AI calls for beyond notions aligned solely to human existence and planetary speculations.

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