15th CCA General Assembly Newsletter 02 Oct 2023
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Recent News
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“Keep Artificial Intelligence a servant of humanity, not its master”, says Indian scientist at CCA Consultation
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Cohort of CCA’s study consultation searches Imago Dei and Health and Healing Ministry amidst AI developments
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CCA expresses deep sorrow over deadly earthquake in the Philippines
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Delegates at CCA’s study consultation explore new frontiers of AI and its applications at research laboratories in Cyberjaya
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Social and ethical implications of Artificial Intelligence in the context of posthumanism and transhumanism critically analysed on the second day of CCA’s Study Consultation in Malaysia
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Global experts reflect on Cyber Ethics and the Intersection of Artificial Intelligence, Theology, and Faith
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CCA’s study consultation in Cyberjaya explores the multifaceted intersections of humanoid robotics, artificial intelligence, and human development
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International Consultation on ‘Artificial Intelligence and Posthumanism’ commences in Cyberjaya, Malaysia
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CCA condemns violence against indigenous ethnic minorities in Khagrachhari, Bangladesh
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International experts gather for CCA’s study consultation on ‘Artificial Intelligence and Posthumanism: Ethical and Theological Perspectives’
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Jakarta Conference Communique affirms strengthening inter-religious harmony in Asian countries
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Legal experts highlight judicial challenges in protecting freedom of religion across Asia at Inter-religious Conference in Jakarta
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Inter-religious conference examines national situations of religious freedom and rights of religious minorities in Asia
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“The inherent value of human dignity and human rights is not a political concession, but a recognition of divine dignity”, Asian religious leaders affirm
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Rights of religious minorities must go beyond legal protection, but the values of Asia’s long nurtured culture and tradition of communal harmony must be upheld, says CCA General Secretary
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Abuse of religion becomes the greatest threat to peace and harmony, says Indonesian Minister of Religious Affairs Prof. Dr Nasaruddin Umar at CCA’s interfaith conference
