Eric Sammons

Eric Sammons is the editor-in-chief of Crisis Magazine. His next book, The Catholic Guide to Artificial Intelligence, will be published this fall. His most recent books are Moral Money: The Case for Bitcoin and the science fiction novel Shard of Eden.

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No, It’s Not “Super Intelligence”

Trump’s renaming of things is usually relatively harmless, but trying to rename artificial intelligence as “super intelligence” can have wide-ranging and harmful consequences.

Vance or Rubio? It Doesn’t Matter

The debate about whether J.D. Vance or Marco Rubio would be a better presidential candidate revolves around foreign policy and Israel, but ultimately it’s sound and fury signifying nothing.

Why I Won’t See The Odyssey

Christopher Nolan inserted a Trojan Horse into his latest movie, making it a battleground in today’s cultural war against reality.

Arguing Like St. Thomas Aquinas

When fierce arguments break out between Catholics, particularly online, they sadly have been marked by personal attacks and uncharitable accusations about the motives of others.

Automatic Excommunications Are Never Automatic

Declaring that an act incurs an automatic excommunication does not automatically mean the person is excommunicated. But there’s a process that must be followed to determine if the penalty applies.

The SSPX’s Foundational Error

While the SSPX (rightly) presents its dispute with the Vatican as one of doctrine, it ignores its own doctrinally problematic elephant in the room.

AI on the Brain

Artificial intelligence is beginning to dominate the news, online conversation, and everyday life.

The Consequences of War

War has a myriad of consequences, from the serious—attacks on synagogues—to the ridiculous—being criticized by a U.S. Senator on 𝕏.

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