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Judge Cites 1849 Slavery Law in Ruling Embryos Can Be Considered Property - Vimarsana News

Judge Cites 1849 Slavery Law in Ruling Embryos Can Be Considered Property

One bioethics professor called the use of an antiquated law by a Circuit Court judge in Fairfax, Va., “reprehensible and offensive.”

Human embryos are not property, Baptists say of judge's ruling | Baptist Life - Vimarsana News

Human embryos are not property, Baptists say of judge's ruling | Baptist Life

WASHINGTON (BP)—Baptist ethicists and a state convention leader have decried a Virginia judge’s ruling that human embryos are property in a decision in which he cited pre-Civil War state laws

Pastors' view: Sermons written by ChatGPT will have no soul - Vimarsana News

Pastors' view: Sermons written by ChatGPT will have no soul

NEW YORK (AP) — Among sermon writers, there is fascination – and unease – over the fast-expanding abilities of artificial-intelligence chatbots . For now, the evolving consensus among clergy is this: Yes, they can write a passably competent sermon.

Pastors' view: Sermons written by ChatGPT will have no soul - Vimarsana News

Pastors' view: Sermons written by ChatGPT will have no soul

NEW YORK (AP) -- Among sermon writers, there is fascination -- and unease -- over the fast-expanding abilities of artificial-intelligence chatbots. For now, the evolving consensus among clergy is this: Yes, they can write a passably competent sermon. But no, they can't replicate the passion of actual preaching.

Pastors: ChatGPT-written sermons will have no soul | David Crary / AP National Writer - Vimarsana News

Pastors: ChatGPT-written sermons will have no soul | David Crary / AP National Writer

NEW YORK—Among sermon writers, there is fascination—and unease—over the fast-expanding abilities of artificial-intelligence (AI) chatbots. For now, the evolving consensus among clergy is this: Yes, they can write a passably competent sermon. But no, they can’t replicate the passion of actual preaching. “It lacks a soul—I don’t know how else to…