Exploring the intersection of faith, philosophy, and the future of Artificial Intelligence

I am a Professor at Comenius University in Bratislava, Slovakia, with over two decades of scholarship in ethics, Christian personalism, and the theological implications of emerging technologies. My academic work explores the theological and ethical dimensions of transhumanism, human flourishing in the technological age, and the philosophical questions posed by advanced artificial agents.

Recently, I've embarked on a journey to not just theorize about AI, but to build with it. As a beginner coder, I'm actively learning to develop and deploy AI agents using Python and related frameworks, aiming to bridge the gap between ancient wisdom and modern code. The questions I've spent years asking—What constitutes authentic agency? How does memory constitute identity? Can virtue be learned?—now have implementation pathways through agentic AI. So I'm building.

Certified AI Agent Developer (2025) — 22-hour intensive covering:

• Python & LLM API integration
• LangChain/LangGraph orchestration
• Model Context Protocol (MCP) implementations
• Multi-agent coordination & deployment
• Reinforcement learning fundamentals

Active Development:

• AI agents with philosophically-informed memory architectures
• MCP servers for tool-augmented reasoning
• Workflow automation (N8N) with ethical guardrails
• Grant discovery systems for humanities researchers

• grant_finder_agent — AI agent for discovering and analyzing academic funding opportunities (humanities focus)
• drone-delivery-rl-agent — Deep Q-Network agent for autonomous delivery with battery management
• narrative-agents — Experimental framework: agents with Ricoeurian narrative memory
• postmodern-sage — Philosophical wisdom engine integrating virtue ethics, personalism, and mindfulness traditions

• Primary Role: Professor of Theology and Religious Studies at Comenius University, Bratislava
• Activities: International research, doctoral supervision, editorial board member
• Engagements: Frequent lecturer at global conferences, member of scientific academies
• National Contribution: Slovak national committee for AI ethics (2023-2025)
• International Contribution: European Academy of Sciences and Arts, Salzburg

Research Areas:

• Theological anthropology & transhumanism
• AI ethics and governance
• Christian personalism & relational ontology
• Reformation intellectual history

Recent Major Project: "The Future of Imago Dei Theologies in the Context of the New Challenges of Transhumanism" — Templeton Foundation (2021-2023)

"From parsing St. Augustine to parsing JSON. The syntax is different, the search for meaning is the same."

"Fides quaerens intellectum... artificialem; i.e. Exploring ancient questions with brand new tools."