General Handbook artificial intelligence guidance Archives

Elder Quentin L. Cook urged Brigham Young University students to enhance their spirituality to successfully navigate the world of artificial intelligence.
He advised students to “choose truth when deception is easy,” emphasizing the necessity of listening to the Spirit’s guidance.
Elder Cook highlighted the importance of using technology as a servant rather than a master and underscored the future dependence on individuals with deep faith and moral courage.
Drawing on a 2018 teaching from President Russell M. Nelson, he reinforced the need for the constant influence of the Holy Ghost in spiritual survival.
He discussed the unique challenges of the “artificial intelligence age,” noting the ability of advanced computing to influence attention, belief, and behavior.
Elder Cook mentioned the opportunities digital tools provide to advance the Lord’s work, like missionary efforts and temple work.
He cautioned against the normalizing effects of cultural messaging through technology, illustrating how it can compromise revealed doctrine.
The Apostle concluded by encouraging students to deepen discipleship, build character, and rely on the Spirit to contribute to the Lord’s work confidently.

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