AI Jesus Confession Booth Debuts in Swiss Church
AI Jesus Confession Booth Debuts in Swiss Church

AI Jesus Confession Booth Debuts in Swiss Church

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St. Peter's Church in Lucerne, Switzerland, has launched an AI-powered hologram of Jesus as part of the 'Deus in Machina' art project to take confessions from worshippers. This innovative installation allows individuals to engage with a digital Jesus who speaks over 100 languages, providing advice and responses based on theological texts. The experiment has seen over 1,000 participants, with many reporting a spiritual experience despite some criticism of the AI's generic responses. Developed by theologians and computer scientists, the project aims to probe the intersection of technology and religion. While the AI Jesus is not meant to replace traditional confession, it encourages critical thinking about technology's role in spiritual life. The installation, though temporary, could influence future church practices if proven popular.

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