David Durman, a University of Kentucky administrator, secured a religious exemption from using AI at work. He is a nontheistic humanist. His beliefs hold that AI use diminishes critical thinking and moral agency. The university granted the accommodation after reviewing his request. It allows him to continue his role without AI. Durman was inspired by a Unitarian Universalist engineer who won a similar exemption. The American Humanist Association supported his case. The university reviews such requests individually. It may revisit accommodations as technology and job duties evolve.