A chatbot “version” of Jesus Christ called “Ask_Jesus” is streaming on the gaming platform Twitch — and it stands ready to answer questions from humans on anything from morality issues to the video game Fortnite to super-powered rodents.
AI Jesus answers streamers’ questions 24 hours a day, seven days a week — even questions like, “Jesus, when are you going to get married?” “Ask_Jesus” streams on the gaming platform Twitch and is ready to “chat” about many different topics.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.
“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,” he continued. 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.
AI Jesus answers streamers’ questions 24 hours a day, seven days a week — even questions like, “Jesus, when are you going to get married?”Faith leaders across the country weighed in on AI Jesus and how the technology should be viewed within the context of a real relationship with God. She continued, “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.”, told Fox News Digital via emailed comments, “I have no doubt that artificial intelligence is capable of conveying information about Jesus.