Hey guys, so I've been thinking about how God and faith fit into our lives now that AI is everywhere. Like, can you imagine our grandparents trying to understand algorithms and machine learning? But seriously, how do you think AI affects our beliefs and spirituality?
I mean, on one hand, AI is just a tool, right? It can't have faith or emotions like us. But on the other hand, it's changing the way we live and think. For example, what if AI could predict the future? Would that change how we see destiny or divine plans?
In Bangalore, we are all about tech, but we are also spiritual. How do we balance these two? I feel like we need to find a middle path where technology and faith can coexist.
So what do you all think? Can AI and faith go hand in hand, or are they just too different to mix?
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