As a reverend, Mark Kleiner's day often takes unexpected turns. But when he woke up this morning, he never imagined he'd be talking about an AI-generated Jesus.
As a reverend, Mark Kleiner's day often takes unexpected turns. But when he woke up this morning, he never imagined he'd be talking about an AI-generated Jesus.was a pilot project operated out of a Swiss Catholic Church. The two-month experiment saw 900 visitors inside the chapel's confessional ask the digital divinity's advice on a number of issues including love, war, fear and death.
Printed Bibles came from the printing press. Broadcasted sermons were born from the creation of radio and television. COVID-19 restrictions forced services online."I think a lot of churches are trying to be relevant and trying to really engage a younger generation that is not usually showing up for in-person activities anymore, and this is probably one attempt at it.
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