At the end of the Civil War, a Union soldier and Baptist minister founded a school in Raleigh, North Carolina, to provide formerly enslaved people with religious literacy. Now that same school — Shaw University —  wants to provide literacy of a new kind: AI literacy. Starting next year, Shaw’s Divinity School plans to offer a new degree track: A Doctor of Education in artificial intelligence and moral agency. When it admits its first cohort in January, it will become the first theological school part of the Association of Theological Schools network to offer a degree in AI on either the masters or doctoral level.