<think>We need answer Chinese exact format. Need title self-contained. Original: "You don’t need to believe in a god to get a religious exemption from using AI at work". Core subject maybe David Durman / University of Kentucky? Title could "无神论 Humanist David Durman 获准豁免在工作场所使用 AI" Need preserve Humanism perhaps 人文主义. Original article says nontheistic Humanist, recently secured a religious exemption. It might sound paradoxical. Chinese title: "无神论者 David Durman 获工作场所免用 AI 的宗教豁免" Core subject and action. Is David Durman should be kept? Not prohibited; transliterate? "大学管理员 David Durman 获准免用 AI 的宗教豁免". Original title's core claim "don't need believe in god". Best: "无神论 Humanist David Durman 获准免用 AI 的宗教豁免" But Chinese awkward. "无需信仰上帝，Humanist David Durman 获工作场所免用 AI 的宗教豁免" That's faithful and clear. Could title mention University of Kentucky? "University of Kentucky 管理员 David Durman 获准免用 AI 的宗教豁免" loses provocative core but clear. Rule says subject model/product/company/project; here person/project perhaps AHA. Need title points core subject. Maybe "美国无神论者 David Durman 获准免用 AI 的宗教豁免" "美国" not explicit? University Kentucky administrator and AHA; likely American but name. Avoid infer. "人文主义者 David Durman 获准免用 AI 的宗教豁免" First sentence summary: "University of Kentucky 管理员、人文主义者 David Durman 获得工作场所免用 AI 的宗教豁免，且据称是首位获此类 accommodation 的 Humanist。" Need not use 据称? Original clearly says first. Search/independent answer. 30-70 chars. "University of Kentucky 管理员 David Durman 获准豁免在工作场所使用 AI，成为首位获得此类保护的人文主义者。" That's 58-ish. Exact facts: secured a religious exemption; first Humanist to secure workplace accommodations allowing abstain. University calls religious accommodation. AHA says legal protection. Good.

You don’t need to believe in a god to get a religious exemption from using AI at work

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