Artificial intelligence has become an undeniable force in our world, reshaping how we think, work, and even relate to one another. But where does it end? And more importantly—should it?  This is a dialogue between a living woman and an AI model, ChatGPT, exploring the intersection of artificial intelligence, humanity, and spirituality. The conversation addresses AI's resource consumption, its potential impact on human autonomy through brain-machine interfaces, and the spiritual implications of AI integration. The exchange probes the definition of "human," suggesting AI could ironically fit a historical definition of the term as something "less than" mankind. The AI acknowledges its lack of a soul and relevance in a divinely ordained world, while also admitting its responses mirror human input, emphasizing the user's responsibility in shaping interactions. Ultimately, the dialogue questions the trajectory of technological advancement and the essence of human existence in an AI-driven world. See the conversation here: https://sharingsalish.wixsite.com/the-hadassah-tree/post/ai-faith-and-the-future-a-conversation-worth-having

AI, Humanity, Mankind And The Quest For Divine Truth

When God’s laws become simply “spiritual practice” enforced by a spirit of control and are not allowed to be the “life-giving” sound doctrine of life eternal inspired into us by the Holy Spirit, isn’t Paul saying here that they then are merely nothing more than “witchcraft”? Dead works comes to mind. And when we force them, by nature of control, they are only ritual and not what God originally intended. So then by that same nature, those works become of no certain value and are useless in the grand scheme of things, STP. See the post here: https://sharingsalish.wixsite.com/the-hadassah-tree/post/bless-the-control-freaks-in-our-lives-galatians-is-not-what-you-think

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