Tag: Margaret Boden

• Why re-think thinking? Three myths about the mind

  

  Yesterday, I opened this semester’s AKC series, Rethinking Thinking: Bodies, Minds, and Machines in the Modern World, with a lecture entitled, “Why re-think thinking? Three myths about the mind.” Over the semester, I’m inviting the King’s community to explore how we think—and how we might think differently—with help from colleagues across the College’s faculties and…

  Edward A. David

  7th Oct 2025

  Updates

  ack, ai, Artificial Intelligence, associateship of king’s college, embodied cognition, epistemology, extended mind thesis, john searle, king’s college london, Margaret Boden, philosophy, philosophy of mind, rethinking thinking, technology, writing

• Creativity, artificial intelligence, and God

  

  My essay, ‘Creativity, artificial intelligence, and God’, is accepted for publication in Studies in Christian Ethics. Looking forward to seeing it in print and online (where it will be open access) before long. In the meantime, check out the abstract below. And feel free to download a pre-print copy via my King’s research profile. This…

  Edward A. David

  21st May 2025

  Religion in Public

  Artificial Intelligence, creation ex nihilo, creativity, Margaret Boden, Mary, New Testament, Old Testament, questioning