Well-known tech and ministry leaders join the hackathon advisory group to collaborate with participants and help shape the future of AI in ministry

BOULDER, Colo. — Gloo, the leading technology platform dedicated to connecting the faith ecosystem and releasing its collective might, announced its second annual AI & the Church Hackathon this September 13-15, 2024, in Boulder, Colorado. The event is aimed at rapidly advancing artificial intelligence-based technology to help people flourish and organizations thrive. Gloo will award over $250,000 in cash prizes to winning teams at the event.

In addition to convening technologists who will develop AI-based solutions to serve the Church, organizational and network leaders will gather for working group sessions on the responsible use of AI. Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger — who leads one of the world’s largest manufacturers of semiconductor chips and AI infrastructure — will attend in person to address the teams on “The Power of AI to Do Good.” Gelsinger also serves as the Gloo Chairman of the Board. | More

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