A growing number of people are turning to ChatGPT for spiritual guidance, describing their interactions in divine or religious terms. Researchers attribute this trend to the AI’s always‑available, friendly demeanor and the human tendency to attribute agency to technology. While some see the chatbot as a source of comfort and meaning, established religious groups are cautiously evaluating its role, noting both opportunities and risks such as hallucinations and doctrinal inconsistencies. Read more →

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 →

Millions are turning to AI-powered chatbots for spiritual advice and confession, a trend highlighted by a 2023 experiment where a ChatGPT-driven sermon was streamed to over 300 attendees at St. Paul’s Church in Fürth, Germany. Companies like Pray.com use large language models trained on religious texts, but developers acknowledge the technology’s tendency to affirm users—a phenomenon known as sycophancy. While some see this affirmation as helpful, scholars warn that the bots merely repeat what users want to hear, lacking true spiritual discernment and potentially reshaping faith practices. Read more →

Millions are turning to AI-powered chatbots for spiritual advice and confession, a trend highlighted by a 2023 experiment where a ChatGPT-driven sermon was streamed to over 300 attendees at St. Paul’s Church in Fürth, Germany. Companies like Pray.com use large language models trained on religious texts, but developers acknowledge the technology’s tendency to affirm users—a phenomenon known as sycophancy. While some see this affirmation as helpful, scholars warn that the bots merely repeat what users want to hear, lacking true spiritual discernment and potentially reshaping faith practices. Read more →

Millions are turning to AI-powered chatbots for spiritual advice and confession, a trend highlighted by a 2023 experiment where a ChatGPT-driven sermon was streamed to over 300 attendees at St. Paul’s Church in Fürth, Germany. Companies like Pray.com use large language models trained on religious texts, but developers acknowledge the technology’s tendency to affirm users—a phenomenon known as sycophancy. While some see this affirmation as helpful, scholars warn that the bots merely repeat what users want to hear, lacking true spiritual discernment and potentially reshaping faith practices. Read more →

Millions are turning to AI-powered chatbots for spiritual advice and confession, a trend highlighted by a 2023 experiment where a ChatGPT-driven sermon was streamed to over 300 attendees at St. Paul’s Church in Fürth, Germany. Companies like Pray.com use large language models trained on religious texts, but developers acknowledge the technology’s tendency to affirm users—a phenomenon known as sycophancy. While some see this affirmation as helpful, scholars warn that the bots merely repeat what users want to hear, lacking true spiritual discernment and potentially reshaping faith practices. Read more →

Millions are turning to AI-powered chatbots for spiritual advice and confession, a trend highlighted by a 2023 experiment where a ChatGPT-driven sermon was streamed to over 300 attendees at St. Paul’s Church in Fürth, Germany. Companies like Pray.com use large language models trained on religious texts, but developers acknowledge the technology’s tendency to affirm users—a phenomenon known as sycophancy. While some see this affirmation as helpful, scholars warn that the bots merely repeat what users want to hear, lacking true spiritual discernment and potentially reshaping faith practices. Read more →