Jul 30, 2026 · 46 min · 11 segments
In this conversation, we were joined by Tracy Trothen and Jason Weiner, a Christian and a Jewish chaplain on the front lines of bioethics. We discussed how each of them bring their faith and religious…
Tracy TrothenGuest
Jason WeinerGuest
Gilad BerensteinHost
My name is Gilad Berenstein, and thank you for joining us for another episode of the AI in Faith podcast.
On this podcast, we bring together experts from our community and thought leaders from around the world so that together we can learn the key lessons required to build the world where AI benefits humanity and all of us individually.
Now we have... different genetic modification technologies that can save people's lives from otherwise horrible deaths.
How far should we go? From a faith perspective, how far are we meant to go? How far are we meant to tap into whatever that human creativity is that I would say is part of being made in the image of God? from my theological perspective, but other people aren't as sure about that.
As we all know, the great commoditization of AI is endlessly broad and touches every element of our world and lives.
Today, I'm excited to go back to a topic we've covered a few times on the podcast and an area where AI's impact is going to be enormous.
And that's the area of biology and how we should all be thinking about that and preparing for the changes that are here to come.
And we have two outstanding guests that are going to help us think about this realm and think about the bioethics elements of that as well.
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My name is Gilad Berenstein, and thank you for joining us for another episode of the AI in Faith podcast.
On this podcast, we bring together experts from our community and thought leaders from around the world so that together we can learn the key lessons required to build the world where AI benefits humanity and all of us individually.
Now we have... different genetic modification technologies that can save people's lives from otherwise horrible deaths.
How far should we go? From a faith perspective, how far are we meant to go? How far are we meant to tap into whatever that human creativity is that I would say is part of being made in the image of God? from my theological perspective, but other people aren't as sure about that.
As we all know, the great commoditization of AI is endlessly broad and touches every element of our world and lives.
Today, I'm excited to go back to a topic we've covered a few times on the podcast and an area where AI's impact is going to be enormous.
And that's the area of biology and how we should all be thinking about that and preparing for the changes that are here to come.
And we have two outstanding guests that are going to help us think about this realm and think about the bioethics elements of that as well.
