Four takeaways from my talk at the @LibertyU CEO Summit yesterday: – AI is a Gutenberg moment; a technological shift that brings uncertainty, change and huge potential. – Christianity must lean in and shape it for good – because others will if we won’t. – Use AI to translate,

Dug into the hard parts of leadership in my latest Way and Wisdom leadership session this morning. Like David, who was anointed king but still spent many days alone in the wilderness hiding from his enemies, a great career will still include difficult periods. Remember that God

Good to see the Squawk Box team on @CNBC. Enjoyed discussing Intel and the realities of an AI bubble. A key point here...there are several technologies on the horizon, like @SnowcapCompute, that are set to disrupt the AI industry and those will materialize in the later part of

Certainly there is more to understand about young people's relationship with religion, who is and is not going to church, and why. But I still find these trends very encouraging. Since 2019, Gen Z and Millennials were the generations least likely to attend church, and today

Your word is a lamp for my feet, a light on my path. Psalm 119:105

Good, solid balanced view in this article about faith in my patch of the planet from @katherinejlucky. This is just scratching the surface on faith in Silicon Valley -- there is so much more going on. Where the soil is hard, that is where God shows up in wonderful ways.

The @gloo AI Hackathon is in full swing with more than 650 engineers, developers, designers, gamers and more...all collaborating to create ethical, values-aligned AI tech. What fun! And the best part? I get to walk around and talk with folks as they bring their new builds to

Four takeaways from my presentation at the AI for Humanity event with @ChristianPost and @my_ccu yesterday: • AI is a Gutenberg moment - disruptive and scary, but with enormous potential. • Christianity must lean in and shape AI for good – because others will shape it if we

My God sent his angel, and he shut the mouths of the lions. They have not hurt me, because I was found innocent in his sight. Daniel 6:22

This is the crux of the issue! We either need to increase our energy capacity, or make AI inference much more energy-efficient.

Another enjoyable session in the Way and Wisdom leadership series yesterday. Daniel was a fantastic leader and an excellent role model. His life was marked by purity, faithfulness, wisdom, integrity and prayer, and fasting. We should strive to do the same. Thinking of all of

Looking forward to being on @tbpn tomorrow with @johncoogan and @jordihays. Tune in at 12:30 pm PT tomorrow to hear us talk about building human values into AI, and faith in Silicon Valley.

Interesting new research last week from the Gospel Coalition evaluating LLM theological reliability. Much like @gloo's Flourishing AI Benchmark looks to evaluate model performance in supporting human flourishing (which includes faith and spirituality), this research sheds a light

And on that day they offered great sacrifices, rejoicing because God had given them great joy. The women and children also rejoiced. The sound of rejoicing in Jerusalem could be heard far away. Nehemiah 12:43

Business leaders get (and give) all kinds of advice, but an area that is frequently overlooked: relationships. The reality is that the people beside you, behind you, ahead of you – they matter so much more than you know. The friends who cheer you on when you start to doubt

Lauren Jackson's @nytimes article gets at the heart of a problem we're trying to solve at @gloo: how can we, as a community, ensure AI models support human wellbeing, instead of just "telling us what we want to hear." AI's potential for the faith community is unprecedented, but

Whoever can be trusted with very little can also be trusted with much, and whoever is dishonest with very little will also be dishonest with much. So if you have not been trustworthy in handling worldly wealth, who will trust you with true riches? Luke 16:10-11

I couldn’t agree more with @ChristianPost executive editor, Dr. Richard Land, when he says we must seek to understand how to safely use AI in ways that support human wellbeing. Looking forward to exploring this topic with him at the upcoming CCU event (AI for Humanity: Navigating

Great kickoff to the Way & Wisdom CEO Forum executive leadership series yesterday. One of the joys of this stage of my career is helping to mentor the next generation of aspiring leaders. Remember, as leaders we must channel the passion of Nehemiah – 1) have a vision bigger than

Invigorating discussion with @TheKanter last week as we talked about the complexities of building AI benchmarks, not just around performance and efficiency, but around safety and models supporting human wellbeing and flourishing. It's about building and making AI that is better