This policy paper examines the profound ethical, moral, spiritual, and societal challenges posed by Artificial Intelligence in relation to faith, religion, human values, law, and social order. It argues that while AI offers transformative benefits, its unchecked deployment risks eroding human dignity, moral responsibility, family life, justice systems, and spiritual discernment. Drawing upon shared wisdom from global faith traditions and ethical thought, the paper proposes a Global Ethical Framework for AI and Faith. It presents guiding principles and policy recommendations aimed at ensuring that AI remains human-centred, value-driven, and accountable, contributing to a just, compassionate, and sustainable world order.
When the Eagle Steps Back: Washington’s AI Reckoning and the New Global Tech Order or How the End of AI Bailouts is Rewriting Innovation, Power, and the Future of Human-Centred Technology
Washington’s recent declaration that there will be no federal bailout for the AI sector represents a dramatic shift in global technological thinking. After years of exuberance—fuelled by massive funding rounds, exponential model sizes, and sky-high valuations—the US government has emphatically signalled:
“AI must stand on its own feet.”
This moment reshapes global expectations.
