HUMAN BECOMING IN THE AGE OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE : The Asymmetry Between Human Formation and Machine Constraint by Uriah Y. Kim

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 Human Becoming in the Age of Artificial Intelligence explores one of the defining questions of our time: What does it mean to remain fully human in an era increasingly shaped by intelligent machines? Drawing on philosophy, theology, biblical studies, ethics, and higher education, Uriah Y. Kim argues that the central challenge of our time is not simply building smarter machines but cultivating human formation. While humans are morally fragile and capable of becoming, intelligent machines are morally empty and require ethical constraint. This book offers a hopeful vision for intentionally designing human–AI relationships that foster wisdom, responsibility, and human flourishing.