In Jainism, the use of technology, including artificial intelligence (AI), is not directly addressed in ancient scriptures, as these are modern developments. However, Jain principles can help guide the ethical use of AI:

1. Ahimsa (Non-violence): Jains are encouraged to use technology in ways that minimize harm to all living beings. If AI is used, it should not cause direct or indirect violence or suffering.

1. Aparigraha (Non-possessiveness): Over-attachment to technology or using it for excessive material gain is discouraged. Jains should use AI mindfully, without becoming dependent or greedy.

1. Satya (Truthfulness): AI should be used to promote truth and avoid deception.

1. Right Intention: The purpose behind using AI should align with ethical values, such as helping others, promoting knowledge, or reducing harm.

Jain laypeople may use AI in daily life or business as long as its use aligns with these core values. Monks and nuns, however, follow stricter rules and generally avoid handling technology, including AI.

In summary, Jains can use AI if it is done ethically, with awareness of Jain principles, and with mindfulness toward non-violence and non-attachment.