Possibly, for those who are used to using artificial intelligence for many things in their lives, it is something quite normal.
Despite the fact that the sermon, and the direction of the entire service, were run by AI, we cannot deny that all of this information was initially supplied by a human.
On the other hand, who doesn't know the things he should or shouldn't do to become a better human being? In this sense, I believe that artificial intelligence can provide us with more efficient mechanisms to achieve this goal that many long for, but at the same time do not know where to start.
Maybe it's a bit boring to listen to a monotone and emotionless voice, but I'm sure that what it says is very valuable. It won't be long before preachers are using (if they're not already using) AI-powered sermons to vary the style and content of their preaching.
Possibly, for those who are used to using artificial intelligence for many things in their lives, it is something quite normal.
Despite the fact that the sermon, and the direction of the entire service, were run by AI, we cannot deny that all of this information was initially supplied by a human.
On the other hand, who doesn't know the things he should or shouldn't do to become a better human being? In this sense, I believe that artificial intelligence can provide us with more efficient mechanisms to achieve this goal that many long for, but at the same time do not know where to start.
Maybe it's a bit boring to listen to a monotone and emotionless voice, but I'm sure that what it says is very valuable. It won't be long before preachers are using (if they're not already using) AI-powered sermons to vary the style and content of their preaching.
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