Are robots taking over? This Christian book on Artificial Intelligence will answer all your questions

By Oliver-James Campbell2021-09-27T16:14:00

The Robot Will See You Now offers an array of insights from experts in a range of fields, detailing the issues that AI presents both culturally and theologically.

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