As AI races ahead faster than our institutions can keep up, one question matters more than ever: what kind of future are we building?
At ARC 2026 we were privileged to be joined by Chloe Lubinski of Anthropic, who explored why AI may be more human-like than we realise, why the "character" of these systems matters, and why our moral imagination could shape the future of intelligence itself.
Chloe Lubinski leads Anthropic's research partnerships with the world's faith and philosophy traditions, convening scholars, clergy, philosophers, and ethicists alongside the company's most senior researchers to help inform the moral formation of AI. She trained in cognitive neuroscience at UC Berkeley, completed four years of Ignatian spiritual direction formation, and holds a graduate degree at the intersection of theology and psychology from Trinity College Dublin.
Zeitmarken:
00:00 AI is moving faster than we think
01:20 Why intelligence can now be "purchased"
03:05 If AI can't be stopped, how do we make it go well?
04:20 AI isn't a normal computer program
07:22 Can AI develop a kind of "character"?
09:28 Why stories shape both humans and machines
11:16 Why AI labs need moral voices
12:02 The jobs AI may never replace
13:02 Can AI help us become more human?
