Algiers, Algeria – A national conference convened in the capital today to explore the role of the Grand Mosque of Algiers in the rapidly evolving landscape of artificial intelligence. The conference, titled “The Grand Mosque of Algiers: A Civilizational Message in the Age of Artificial Intelligence,” was organized by the Research Center for Religious Sciences and Inter-Civilizational Dialogue in coordination with the Scientific Council of the Grand Mosque.
The event brought together leading scholars, religious figures, and technology experts to discuss the intersection of faith, culture, and artificial intelligence. Participants examined how the Grand Mosque, as a prominent religious and cultural landmark, can contribute to a responsible and ethical integration of AI into society.
Key themes explored during the conference included:
- The ethical implications of AI development and deployment from an Islamic perspective.
- The potential of AI to enhance religious understanding and practice.
- The role of religious institutions in shaping public discourse on AI.
- Strategies for leveraging AI to promote interfaith dialogue and cultural exchange.
Speakers emphasized the importance of ensuring that AI technologies are aligned with human values and contribute to the common good. They also highlighted the need for ongoing research and collaboration to address the challenges and opportunities presented by AI.
The conference underscored the Grand Mosque of Algiers’ commitment to engaging with contemporary issues and fostering intellectual discourse on matters of societal importance. It served as a platform for exploring how religious institutions can play a vital role in shaping the future of AI and its impact on humanity.
The organizers expressed hope that the discussions and insights generated during the conference will contribute to a more informed and nuanced understanding of the relationship between religion, technology, and society.
