To the third and the fourth generation

If AI doom is possible, it's only because we have made the world too simple

Aug 15 • Weijia Cheng

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July 2026

Could humans build something conscious?

Some thoughts on an unspoken debate between Anthropic and the Vatican

Jul 15 • Weijia Cheng

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June 2026

But I want to know about after the press conference, when everyone has gone home

Some reflections on the papal encyclical Magnifica humanitas

Jun 15 • Weijia Cheng

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May 2026

Losing the plot

An essay in which I interpret both Zoom church and Leo Tolstoy

May 15 • Weijia Cheng

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April 2026

Work can be joyous

Reflections on coding ebooks in the age of Claude Code

Apr 15 • Weijia Cheng

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March 2026

You can’t just kill people

AI and the abstraction of war

Mar 15 • Weijia Cheng

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February 2026

A house of merchandise

Thoughts on the ethics of advertising in AI platforms

Feb 15 • Weijia Cheng

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January 2026

Build your hopes on things eternal

Meditations on Luke 21:5–6, the durable, and the eternal

Jan 15 • Weijia Cheng

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December 2025

Fortune-telling spirits and hidden agendas

An exegesis of Acts 16:16–24 which explores the dangers of AI chatbots

Dec 15, 2025 • Weijia Cheng

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November 2025

Transgressive suffering and disembodied minds

Thinking about AI in terms of the ancient docetic heresy

Nov 15, 2025 • Weijia Cheng

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October 2025

Where, O Edom, is thy wisdom?

An exegesis of Job 28, interpreted through the lens of technology

Oct 15, 2025 • Weijia Cheng

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September 2025

AI, humanity, and the image of God

How the concept of imago Dei helps us assess the impacts of AI

Sep 15, 2025 • Weijia Cheng

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