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SUMMARY:‘What Are We Building?’ AI lecture series
LOCATION:Sensenbrenner Hall Eisenberg Reading Room
DESCRIPTION:Marquette’s “What Are We Building? A Year-long Communal Dis
 cernment Exercise about AI” series will continue with two lectures on Mo
 nday\, Nov. 16\, in the Eisenberg Room in Sensenbrenner Hall. The universi
 ty-wide initiative invites the Marquette community to consider questions s
 urrounding artificial intelligence and the role of a Catholic university a
 s a place for moral and spiritual discernment about emerging technologies.
  Dr. Taylor Nutter\, assistant professor of theology at Mount St. Mary’s
  University\, will present both lectures: Academic lecture and panel: “M
 agnifica Humanitas and the Structural Critique of Technocracy: Exploring t
 he Longue Durée of AI\,” at 3:30 p.m. The lecture is intended for an ac
 ademic audience\, though all are welcome. Public lecture: “‘AI Is Not 
 Morally Neutral’: Pope Leo XIV\, Technology\, and Social Justice\,” at
  7 p.m. The lecture is open to Marquette faculty\, staff and students\, as
  well as the public. More information and additional events are available 
 on the AI at Marquette website .
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