An AI 'version' of Jesus nicknamed 'AI Jesus' takes questions via livestream and gives answers on topics from dating to faith to video gaming. Faith leaders weighed in on where truth can be found.
Our understanding of the divine nature might not be perfect, but what crucial is to live according to the values that have been taught and set an example of love and compassion for others."
In a separate YouTube video of an AI Jesus livestream posted by the channel HansJackson, AI Jesus repeats questions, and then give answers, about hamsters.with a dynamo on its wheel have a technological advantage over a hamster without a dynamo on its wheel?" AI Jesus asks, repeating a question a user has typed into the livestream chat.
The AI continues,"However, it is essential to ensure the welfare and happiness of the hamster in either case" — espousing values of kindness and peace, which this particular"version" of Jesus has been imbued with by its creators. "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," The Singularity Group co-founder Reese Laysen told Fox News Digital via email."But we've also seen overwhelming response from people,or non-religious, who genuinely find it inspiring and comforting," he continued.
The Ask_Jesus livestream as well as others the group offers are"limited showcases of some of the achievements we're hitting internally, while researching early potential building blocks for what could in the future become AGI [Artificial General Intelligence]," he said. Noting that everything the group does is"activism-driven," The Singularity Group has raised over $20 million for Save the Children's most effective Child & Newborn Survival programs, Laysen also said.
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