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By centering the development of humanity as a whole, Integral Human Development offers a practical guide for promoting virtuous relationships with technology, fostering a culture of encounter, and ensuring that technological progress uplifts humanity rather than subjugating it.
Profound gratitude for Pope Leo XIV’s Apostolic Message on our work in AI. Honored to serve with builders dedicated to using tech for evangelization & human flourishing. A timeless contribution for our most timely technological questions.
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It was a pleasure to be in Newport RI for a series of lectures and workshops on Technology and Humanity hosted by several institutions including the @PellCenter, the McAuley Institute for Mercy, and the @SalveRegina Tech & Humanities PhD program residency.
It was a pleasure seeing my friend Lou Bono, recently elevated to Assistant Secretary of State for European and Eurasian Affairs. @StateEUR
“She taught us that the glory of God is a person fully alive, awake, and joyful” 🙏💙
My beloved wife Jenny fell asleep in God yesterday as I held her hand. I have loved her with my whole heart for 20 years.
Wife, Mother, Friend.
The most kind, illumined, graceful person I have ever met. As sweet behind closed doors as she was everywhere else. Vivacious, curious, intelligent, beautiful, and full to overflowing with light and love.
She has taught us that the glory of God is a person fully alive, awake, and joyful.
She fought cancer bravely and beautifully for almost 13 years, and now may she rest in peace with her Lord Jesus.
Visiting an @ICON3DTech build site at Camp Mabry—These projects represent the largest 3D-printed Structures in North America Built with ICON’s Vulcan Construction Technology Highlights Sustainable, Resilient and Energy-efficient Solutions to Housing at Increased Speeds.
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IACS Trustees Louis Kim and @kballarta were recently at the Vatican for the Builders AI Forum, which aims to foster a new interdisciplinary community of practitioners dedicated to supporting the development of AI products that serve the mission of the #CatholicChurch.
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Holy Cross College is proud to announce Leading the Holy Cross Way: An Executive Series with President Marco J. Clark, Ed.D. This fourth lecture in the series will take place on October 11, 2024, at 1:30 p.m. in Driscoll Auditorium and will feature Kyle Ballarta, founder and CEO of Falkon Ventures, a venture capital fund focused on catalyzing technologies that systemically address our biggest global challenges. The lecture is open to the public. #hocroproud #weareholycross #executivelectureseries
“I wouldn’t go to battle for anything I could say, but there is much that I can’t say that I would go to battle for. I’ve been writing for nearly twenty years and the one overwhelming sense I have had, constantly, is of my own inarticulateness.”
- Flannery O'Connor
Blessed to work with Alessio to bring about this new way to reimagine cyberspace and our digital age — one that envisages the ethical and responsible deployment of digital technologies and the promotion of the common good. #ArtificialIntelligence #CYBER
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In the digital age, emerging technologies in their ultimate orientation to maximize efficiency will be less equipped to take on tasks that are “useless” like providing care, showing love, being present with suffering—the unique gifts of being human. #ArtificialIntelligence
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I enjoyed an engaging discussion in Austin with @kballarta and other thought leaders on the role of tech in our society.
The conversation was part of Humanizing Networks, our project with @HFHarvard exploring how Catholic thought can help guide the ethics of new tech, inc. #AI
“We must not seek the Child Jesus in the pretty figures of our Christmas cribs. We must seek him among the undernourished children who have gone to bed at night with nothing to eat.”
- St. Oscar Romero
