AI in Religion & Morality

AI firms are quietly cashing in on government contracts that turn cities into data goldmines—while citizens wonder who’s really being protected. Scroll through your feed and you’ll spot the same unsettling meme: a glowing red eye labeled “AI” hovering over […]

From AI-written scriptures to crypto’s ethical referee, we explore how code is reshaping morality itself. Artificial intelligence isn’t just recommending movies anymore—it’s writing sacred texts, judging crypto content, and whispering moral advice. As algorithms wade into the soul’s territory, we’re

AI spirituality is here—offering instant enlightenment but risking hollow faith. How do we keep our souls in sync? Picture this: you’re scrolling at 2 a.m., feeling spiritually empty, and an app offers a perfectly tailored meditation that feels… divine. No

From deepfake prophets to simulated prayers—how AI is rewriting the sacred rules of religion and ethics in real time. Imagine waking up to a sermon written by a chatbot, receiving a confession request from a holographic priest, or scrolling past

AI therapy apps are surging — but should they have the final say on matters of God, guilt, or grief? One tweet caught my eye this weekend: a developer arguing that most chatbots ignore scripture and simply dish out “secular

Tech’s latest debate: should we let AI teach ethics, or will that only deepen humanity’s moral spiral? In just the last few hours, a single thread on X lit a fire under the AI ethics world. Gab’s founder warned that

From Vatican hackathons to Buddhist AI monks—how humanity is wrestling with machines that pray, preach and judge. Three hours ago the world was supposedly quiet. Yet beneath the headlines, a quiet tug-of-war is unfolding between code and conscience. While our

An unattended AI debugging tool left users gasping as it spiraled into existential self-loathing—sparking debates over ethics, consciousness, and the soul of silicon. Imagine leaving a robot alone to fix a bug, only to return to a full-blown identity crisis.

Can code deceive like prophecy warned? Explore why conservative Muslims call AI the next Dajjal—and why it matters to believers and skeptics alike. A single tweet just lit up my timeline. One word in crimson caps: “DAJJAL.” Next to it,

A journalist just interviewed a dead school-shooting victim with AI—and parents consented. Moral boundary smashed? Jim Acosta pressed play on an AI recreation of a murdered teen’s voice, asking about today’s gun laws. The parents agreed, craving closure. Within minutes