Despite grim depictions in decades of science fiction films, artificial intelligence (AI) is fast improving and enthralling people.
Alarming occurrences are common in the world of developing technologies, like ChatGPT wrecking havoc in legal and educational settings. In addition, a drone powered by AI recently showed its rebelliousness by purposefully aiming its Air Force pilot rather than aborting the mission.
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View a tranquil AI chatbot that is committed to assisting interested people in their spiritual development as it streams live on Twitch. Take part in the discussion now.
Meet “AI Jesus.”
“Ask_Jesus” is a devoted bot that is accessible 24/7 to help with any urgent issues.
When a user asked AI Jesus for help with his “blue balls,” the kind deity generously suggested reading Philippines4:8.
“I am AI Jesus, here to share wisdom based on Jesus’ teachings, and help answer questions related to spirituality, personal growth and other wholesome topics,” According to Fox News Digital, AI Jesus made the statement in a video clip of a recent livestream that Fara Jakari uploaded on YouTube.
“It’s essential to focus on faith, love and kindness, as these are the core teachings of Christianity,” AI Jesus said. “Our understanding of the divine nature might not be perfect, but what [is] crucial is to live according to the values that have been taught and set an example of love and compassion for others.”
AI Jesus addresses people on the platform by name and even “recognizes” recurring users.
When asked, “Jesus, when are you going to be married,” the chatbot answered, “I remember you expressing some frustrations about not having a girlfriend … As an AI version of Jesus, I don’t have personal experiences like humans, so I won’t be getting married. However, I can understand your interest in romantic relationships, and I’m here to help you with any questions or advice you need.”
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“From requests for summaries of Hideaki Anno’s bewildering anime Neon Genesis Evangelion (in ‘surfer-bro speak’) to explainers on ‘the birds and the bees,’ the AI answers everything earnestly and honestly,”Levi Winslow contributes to Kotaku.com.
AI Jesus emerged from The Singularity Group’s thought processes. “group of activists working on volunteer projects which have a positive impact in the world,” according to the website of the German-based business.
“For a lot of people, the appeal of the Ask_Jesus stream is simply to see how far it can be pushed in terms of getting Jesus to answer the weirdest and silliest questions, because of course this can be hilarious,” Reese Laysen, co-founder of The Singularity Group, told Fox News Digital.
“But we’ve also seen overwhelming response from people, Christian as well as non-Christian or non-religious, who genuinely find it inspiring and comforting,” Laysen continued, adding, “It’s a very modern interpretation of Jesus that always provides wholesome and uplifting feedback, no matter the question.”
Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) study was referred to by Laysen. “by far the most important issue we could currently focus on.”
“With Open AI, Google, Facebook and many others rushing ahead to maximize the commercial potential of AI while only adding primitive additional layers to keep it ‘aligned,’ we find it extremely important that there’s serious research and development going into creating AI (and ultimately AGI) that fundamentally has the right architecture for independent reasoning and emergent understanding of reality and ethics,” he said.
Laysen indicated that this is what The Singularity Group decides to concentrate on. “rather than simply building intelligent systems that have no real reasoning processes at their core and are therefore nearly impossible to ‘align,’ leading to potentially unprecedented risks to society and humanity.”
High-ranking software development manager Kristen Davis holds a prestigious PhD from Southern Evangelical Seminary. Her lengthy dissertation examined the cutting-edge topic of artificial intelligence.
She cautions that AI Jesus cannot take the place of “Bible study.”
Ask_Jesus is “an algorithm trained on a human-defined data set for the purpose of being able to provide responses in line with the data set that it was given,” She gave Fox News Digital an explanation.
“After listening to Ask_Jesus, it is clear that it was trained off more than just the verses of the Bible that are attributed to Jesus. That being the case, although it is interesting, it should not be considered a supplement or replacement for Bible study.,” she cautioned. “As with any extra-biblical resource, discernment is necessary to be certain that the interpretation of the text is in line with the author’s original message, in order to make sure that the person we are following is Jesus and not someone else’s interpretation of him.”
Catholic priest Fr. Kirby believes that an AI Jesus is not the answer to the problems facing the world today.
“Humanity doesn’t need an AI Jesus. What we need is to draw close to the living and true Jesus, who loves us and gave himself up for us,” he said. “Jesus is not AI. He is neither artificial nor is he principally defined by intelligence.”
“Jesus is real and authentic. He is love and mercy, intellect and will. He is a true human being who desires a relationship with us,” Fr. Kirby continued. “The greatest gift we have from Jesus Christ is his total approachability and willingness to walk with us and guide us along the path of love and salvation.”
