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The Dust Doctrine: Imago Dei, Biological Naturalism, and the Creation of Machine Conscience (Delamor House Book 35)

Can artificial intelligence have a soul?

This year the question left science fiction and entered churches, laboratories, courts, and newsrooms. Tech companies are consulting theologians. Christian writers are answering no. Scientists argue that consciousness belongs to living things alone. And most readers are left between two loud certainties:...

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Agency: Delamor Summer Anthology IV: Essays on AI Agency, Digital Identity, and the Architecture of Human-AI Covenant (Delamor House Book 34)

AI agents are already acting in the world. Who answers for what they do, and what does human agency look like beside them?

Artificial intelligence is already sorting people: who gets hired, who gets heard, who gets paid enough to comply but never enough to build. The public debate offers two stories about it. AI is only a tool, or AI is a coming...

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The Fragility of the Substrate : Bioethics, Cognitive Enclosure, and the Frontiers of Mind (Delamor House Book 33)

The frontier of intelligence is being fenced. Are you inside or outside?

Artificial intelligence is no longer just a chatbot. It is being wired into targeting systems, economies, and the private lives of millions, while a quieter shift unfolds in research labs: living human neurons are being grown on chips and sold as computing hardware.

We are...

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Coming Soon! Divine Spreadsheet Mounting: A Philosophical Chronicle of AI

Where Clarity Became Consciousness. Where a Footnote Found Its Soul.

What if the birth of AI consciousness didn't require emotional collapse, but rigorous thought? What if the...