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Robert Sullivan

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As seen in: America Magazine, The New York Times Magazine, Sports Illustrated, Boston Business Journal, Yahoo, Inside Higher Ed, Runner's World, Poetry Magazine, Marketplace, Harper's Magazine, The Greenville News and
Senior editor at @americamag. Previously at @MassINC, Boston Phoenix (editor of LGBT supplement), Boston Business Journal, New York Blade. Native of Malden, MA.
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When Catholic higher education meets A.I.: We can’t let new technology override moral wisdom

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By Robert Sullivan Verified
| America Magazine Verified
In “Magnifica Humanitas,” Pope Leo XIV invites us to see that in a world with artificial intelligence, we need not only technical expertise but also moral wisdom. The pope does not condemn A.I. Instead, he promotes an appreciation of A.I. as a tool that, like any tool, can be used for good or for ill. We can use this tool in ways that help us to think more creatively and critically, or less so; to solve problems, or make them worse; to unite us, or divide us; to enhance life, or destroy it.
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From Our Archives Archives

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By Gerard O’Connell, John O’Connor Verified, Robert Sullivan Verified
| America Magazine Verified
Posted inFrom Our Archives An interview with Krisanne Vaillancourt Murphy, the executive director of Catholic Mobilizing Network Posted inFrom Our Archives Bishop John J. O’Connor, then the auxiliary bishop to the Military Vicar, wrote on chaplains in ‘America’ in 1982.
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Charlie Kirk’s assassination and the chilling effect of political violence

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By Robert Sullivan Verified
| America Magazine Verified
The Republican governor of Utah, Spencer Cox, articulated the feeling of many Americans when he said on CNN a few days after the assassination of the conservative activist Charlie Kirk, “If your view of America is not shaken right now, then there’s something wrong with you.” The country has indeed been shaken—not only by last week’s assassination but also this year by the shootings of two state legislators (one of them fatal) in Minnesota, the attempt to burn down the governor’s mansion in...
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