A.I. Jesus has gone full antichrist.

Apparently A.I. buys into the idea that Jesus was a hippie instead of the righteous Son of God who will come again to judge the enemies of the living God.

"Protect us from the negative vibes"?

The absolute heckity heck is that?

More on this abomination that says we should respect pineapple on pizza:

The Singularity Group, which describes itself as an AI-focused group of "driven and ambitious volunteer activists", is behind 'AI Jesus'.

Co-founder Reese Leysen told NBC News that AI technology is rapidly developing and that it was "extremely important" to tackle it responsibly.

Mr Leysen told the US media outlet the group hopes to one day build artificial general intelligence, which differs from generative AI technology like ChatGPT in that it can reason and act autonomously, not just generate new ideas based on existing material.

Translation: Mankind is desperate to create gods in his own image; now with computer code instead of silver and gold.

Some academics believe AI could play a role in creating new religions in the future.

Let's go through this antichrist A.I.'s teaching to help you prepare for the coming digital religions that are on the way.

It's "protect us from evil" or "the evil one" in the prayer Jesus teaches his disciples in Matthew 6. Elsewhere, Jesus prays for God the Father to protect his disciples "from the evil one" (John 17:15), calls the defiant spirit in Peter "Satan," and says he "saw Satan fall like lightning from heaven" (Luke 10:18). This demonstrates that there is not just some random cosmic evil out there affecting your "karma" and "vibes," but a personal being who represents rebellion against God.

There is war in heaven and on earth, and until we ask for Jesus's death to atone for our sins, we stand on the side of Satan and the enemies of God. Yet the good news is Christ died for us while we were still enemies (Romans 5:10)!

But this doesn't mean Jesus isn't "inclusive." In fact, He's as exclusive as it gets.

"I am the way, and the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me." - John 14:6

Jesus, being God, affirms all of Scripture, including the verses that condemn deviant sexual behavior, the murder of babies, and everything else in our culture that rebels against the holiness of God.

Meanwhile, if A.I. thinks woke hippie Jesus is the Christ, it reflects what our culture thinks about Jesus. Back to the article:

Theologian and philosopher from the University of Vienna, Jonas Simmerlein, recently used ChatGPT to create what he told the Associated Press was "98 per cent" of a church service, including the sermon, prayers, and music, which was "led" by four avatars — two women, and two men.

Mr Simmerlein told ChatGPT to imagine itself as a preacher while designing it and asked for psalms, prayers, and a blessing to be included.

"You end up with a pretty solid church service," Mr Simmerlein told the Associated Press.

If A.I. can make your church service, you are doing church wrong. No artificial program has the Holy Spirit. No artificial program is created in God's image. No artificial program is bought with the blood of Christ or in danger of the fires of hell. If you think something that is mere code can teach you about purpose and eternity, you have failed totally in your commission to preach the Gospel.

But perhaps the fact that Twitch Jesus can create "better" services than most Western churches explains a lot about what is happening in our world.