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Decalogue.ai publishes studies that apply the Ten Commandments to artificial intelligence. Contributors hold to the Westminster Standards, which the site receives as a faithful summary of Scripture and as subordinate to it (Westminster Confession 1.10).

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Send a proposal to [email protected] naming the commandment or question you would take up and the cases you would treat. The editor reads each study against Scripture and the Westminster Standards before it is published, may ask for revisions, and is responsible for what appears on the site. Published studies carry the contributor's name.