A growing number of technology executives and investors are publicly aligning with religious narratives, citing a sense of purpose amid rapid AI development. Events have included venture capitalists reciting prayers, CEOs posting biblical verses, and organized groups aiming to merge faith with tech culture. The shift reflects both personal convictions and a broader search for meaning as artificial intelligence reshapes industry and society. Read more →

Silicon Valley billionaire Peter Thiel delivered a four‑part lecture series in San Francisco arguing that government attempts to regulate artificial intelligence and other advanced technologies could pave the way for a totalitarian authority he likens to the biblical Antichrist. Drawing on eschatology, existential‑risk scenarios and cultural references, Thiel warned that calls for “peace and safety” may mask a push toward global control over science. The talks, hosted by the Acts 17 Collective, blend theological speculation with a critique of regulatory overreach, positioning Thiel’s viewpoint at the intersection of technology, politics and religion. Read more →