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Interfaith and political leaders convened in Salt Lake City this week to discuss a pressing question: As the world moves forward with AI, how can humans thrive rather than fall behind? One organization offers up some ideas. The OI26: Human Flourishing in the Age of AI summit was held at the Utah state Capitol on Tuesday. Speakers included members of the Utah House and Senate, academics and professors from several universities, and faith leaders from multiple traditions. “We are not at the mercy of what may happen next,” the Rev. Marian Edmonds-Allen said in an interfaith panel at the conference.

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