and is not intended to replace human priests.
Today.
>and is not intended to replace human priests.
Today.
A church in Switzerland has introduced an AI hologram of Jesus, called Deus in Machina, to take confessions. Disgraceful. No doubt a jew is behind this, laughing in the background somewhere that people are confessing to a machine that has no connection to God. Imagine the kvetching.
(www.disclose.tv)
The AI sits behind a screen, providing advice and responding to worshippers' queries. One participant said, “I was surprised, it was so easy, and though it’s a machine, it gave me so much advice.”
The AI can converse in 100 languages and was developed by computer (((scientists))) and (((theologians))).
While some praised the initiative, others criticized it as a gimmick.
The project aims to spark discussions about AI's role in religion and is not intended to replace human priests.
The AI sits behind a screen, providing advice and responding to worshippers' queries. One participant said, “I was surprised, it was so easy, and though it’s a machine, it gave me so much advice.”
The AI can converse in 100 languages and was developed by computer (((scientists))) and (((theologians))).
While some praised the initiative, others criticized it as a gimmick.
The project aims to spark discussions about AI's role in religion and is not intended to replace human priests.
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