Practical, ethical applications of computational methods in theology and religious studies
The Computational Theology Lab was founded in 2025 to advance the practical, ethical application of computational methods, including machine learning and artificial intelligence, in theology and religious studies.
Exploring the ethical implications of deepfakes and posthumous creativity in religious contexts.
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A digital reference portal for the study of Syriac literature, culture, and history.
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Using digital methods to map theological networks, reception lines, and tradition formation.
Exploring the ethical and practical potential of using AI to assist editors of underrepresented topics on Wikipedia.
Learn moreThe Computational Theology Lab welcomes graduate students at Yale Divinity School and elsewhere at Yale University to become involved in our research.