Anne Foerst

Anne Foerst

Biography:

Dr. Anne Foerst is currently a visiting professor for Theology and Computer Science at St. Bonaventure University in Olean, New York. She has served as the theological advisor for the Cog and Kismet Projects at the MIT Artificial Intelligence Laboratory. She has spoken extensively on artificial intelligence, computer science, and concepts of personhood and dignity to academic audiences and the media.

She is also a contributing editor to Spirituality & Health and consults for National Public Radio. As the only robotics theologian in the country, her work has captured much media attention, including coverage in The New York Times, The Boston Globe, and Science.

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Past Shows:

  • Challenges of AI / ET Contact Experiences

    Professor Anne Foerst discussed the rapid evolution and complex challenges of AI. Followed by writer Damien Kross on his decade-long experiences with extraterrestrial contact.More »
  • Robots & Humanity

    Robotics theologian Anne Foerst, the author of the new book God in the Machine,offered commentary on some of the provocative issues that will arise with robotics in the years to come.More »

Last Night

Sci-Fi Films & Astrology / Open Lines
Sci-Fi Films & Astrology / Open Lines
Astrologer Mark Lerner discussed the new Steven Spielberg film Disclosure Day, the astrological influences on the film, as well as Roswell and the astrological significance of 1947. Open Lines followed in the latter half of the program.

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