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People of faith are finding a new moral guide in AI

Jul 21
1 min read




Excerpt from first link above: When people are faced with the choice between a chatbot god or oracle who praises them and human religious authorities who challenge them, many will opt for the former.


Pastors, popes and prophets — all of whom have their human faults and limits of knowledge — may begin to look unpersuasive next to the voice of the machine.


Add religious leaders to the long list of people whose jobs may be replaced by AI.

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who are so motivated,
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