Diocesan AI Symposium

Join us for a two-day diocesan AI Symposium, where faith and technology come together in conversation. Scholars and practitioners, including Steven Umbrello, Matthew Harvey Sanders, Louise Lodevole, Dr. Ed Tse, and Bishop McGrattan, will examine Artificial Intelligence through the lenses of Catholic doctrine, human dignity, family life, and its impact on society.

With keynote addresses, panel discussions, and guided reflection, this event will engage us on one of today’s most urgent questions: What are the promises and perils of AI, and how can the Church provide guidance in this new era?

With keynote addresses, panel discussions, and practical workshops, the symposium will examine:

• The ethical use of AI in light of human dignity
• The impact of AI on education, work, and community
• AI’s implications for pastoral care, evangelization, family life, and Catholic ministry
• How the Church can guide and lead in the age of artificial intelligence

Who should attend? 
Clergy, religious, educators, students, tech professionals, and anyone interested in the future of faith in an AI-driven world.

More information & registration at catholicyyc.ca/aisymposium | Space is limited!