Why are the American religious right so fixated on the rapture? It’s a death cult sprawling across the nation like a cancer.
An ex-Intel CEO’s mission to build a Christian AI: ‘hasten the coming of Christ’s returnAn ex-intel CEO’s idea to make money by combining two money making tools
This is the lamest Adeptus Mechanicus cosplay I’ve ever read about.
this sexbot needs Jesus!
Holy shit, when does Big Tech ever stop being such a clown show???
Also:
ChristAI can miraculously turn anything into shit. 🙏
These are definitely the people who end up killing us all.
Why would Christ want you literally playing God and fucking with his timeline?
christians/conservatives fall for scams, ponzi schemes pretty easily. another way to grift these people.
Jarred by his teachings, religious conservatives would reject a Christian AI modeled after Jesus as “too woke”.
jfc lmao
Good, maybe this will somehow force Christians to actually act like Christ wanted them to.
Like members of his apocalyptic death cult?
Judging by comments, people do seem to have a problem with religion.
I wouldn’t mind it if they’d stop fucking oppressing people
And the kids. It would be really nice if they could leave the kids alone.
Yeap, lots of people have a problem with religion, because religion tends to cause problems for lots of people.
People can accept the religions of others, particularly if it motivates them to be better people, help others, or find inner peace. If you don’t share this guys specific religious views, then it appears he’s actively trying to bring about the end of the world.
Oh, I do. Absolutely. And I could list a thousand reasons why.
“Hi there! It looks like you’re trying to summon Jeebus!” --Fundy Clippy
Clippy would never promote a religion. Clippy just wanted to help.
“Once men turned their thinking over to machines in the hope that this would set them free. But that only permitted other men with machines to enslave them.” – Frank Herbert
"Right now there is an explosive growth of the number of computers and things they can do. Not only are their numbers increasing at a dazzling rate, but the storage of information in giant data banks is growing in the same explosive way.
We have no way to control this now and none in sight. In fact, the very nature of this growth says that all controls will lag far behind computer developments. Any attempt to ban them will only drive com- puters underground. Never lose sight of the fact that computers “crunch time.” The speed at which computers can operate tells us that laws cannot keep up with them. The person with a computer can dance rings around you while you react as though you were embedded in molasses.
What can you do?
Get your own computer. Learn how to use it. We are here to help you make that first step: how to find the one that fits your needs and your pocketbook, where to put it, how to program it-all of the essentials. If you don’t do this, the Bill of Rights is dead and your individual liberties will go the way of the dodo." – also Frank Herbert
I hate how much we seem to be slowly careening towards Frank Herbert’s vision like the worse case of collective target fixation.
Then the AI Jihad will be inevitable brother.
Not that I disagree, just as someone who loves computers and programming it really feels like throwing out the baby along with the bathwater.
We could (should imo) be planning a sort of overthrow of the rich assholes who don’t share; make sure everyone has access to a computer, the electricity need to run it, and the knowledge to use it to their own benefit.
The second, longer quote in my previous comment is from the intro to a computer self-help/“how-to” book, Without Me You Are Nothing (pdf link).
“Once men turned their thinking over to machines in the hope that this would set them free. But that only permitted other men with machines to enslave them.” – Frank Herbert
I for one, welcome our AI overlords. All hail Omnius!
This is why humanities degrees are important. We’re putting people into leadership positions surrounded by others who also have never critically engaged with a book.
They’ve read the Bible! Well, some of it. Well, they’ve heard their pastor read it. Well, paraphrase it.
