The other side acts like religion has nothing to say about AI, but that misses how many people think about right and wrong through faith. So having a religious ethicist in the room just seems like one more way to catch blind spots. I'm not sure how else to put it, honestly.

A lot of people treat human dignity as a faith thing, not just a logic thing. My opponent makes a fair point that maybe any ethicist could cover it, and I'm not sure how to argue back. Still, religious ethicists seem like one more angle AI companies might miss.