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Leading A.I. Well: How is That Possible?

  • Square Halo Gallery 37 N. Market St. 17603 US (map)

Jason Baker, PhD

Why this Forum?

No one is talking about Artificial Intelligence, right? Definitely not.

But seriously, we’re all on a big learning curve with this stuff. But how often have we heard an informed perspective on this technology from a thoughtful Christian perspective?

We are honored to host someone who is doing just that.

Currently serving as a professor and senior technology strategist for Regent University, most of Baker’s work has been at the intersection of engineering and education—using technology to help people and helping people use technology.

Who is this Jason Baker?

He holds a Ph.D. in Communication from Regent University, a Master of Computer & Information Technology – Data Science & Engineering from the University of Pennsylvania, and an M.A. in Educational Technology Leadership from The George Washington University.

He received his B.S. in Electrical Engineering from Bucknell University where Tom & Becky Becker were working with InterVarsity Christian Fellowship. Way back in the 90s when Sugar Ray was really happening. Trust us on that.

Baker primary area of research has been online learning and educational technology within higher education. He consults with organizations on developing and managing online learning programs. He’s authored and edited numerous books, chapters, and articles on the wise use of technology.  

He and his wife Julianne, also a Bucknellian, live in Virginia Beach, VA.

What to Expect?

  • A talk based on Jason’s latest book, Leading AI Well: An Executive's Guide to AI Strategy (the AI education your MBA didn't include).

  • Q&A on whatever tickles your fancy, of course.

  • Awesome decaf coffee, other drinks, finger food.

Who’s This Event For?

Anyone, really, but especially for those who have burning questions about how A.I. might be lead well: Educators, artists, parents, business and organizational leaders. Also, eager ChatGPsters, early abandon-ers (like Tom), and cautious culture watchers alike are welcome to keep this conversation vibrant and honest.





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