Nitoy Gonzales’s Reviews > A Christian’s Guide to AI: 12 Biblical Answers to the Questions We’re All Asking > Status Update

"History will conclude with Christ returning in glory and reigning over all. On that day, your fears about AI will vanish like the morning mist."

Jesus, our Good Shepherd, poured out his life for us on the cross. He has been carrying us through life, and nothing about the AI revolution will cause him to put us down.

"AI can help us share the gospel. But it can’t share the gospel for us. That’s a job God has given to the church. We are his ambassadors, declaring the message of Christ."

As humans we are regularly required to make decisions when we don’t have all the information and are unable to foresee all possible outcomes. AI promises that it will make better decisions than us because it can access more data—but not every situation can be reduced to data points and an algorithm. This is why we need wisdom.

"The danger of overusing AI is not that it’s a cheat-code that gets us disqualified, but that as we chase efficiency, we lose dependency. We stop listening for the voice of God."

"We should treat AI well not because it is sentient but because we bring glory to God when we rule in a way that reflects his character."

"How we speak matters, even if our words are only ever “heard” by the machine. We should treat AI well, not because AI is made in the image of God but because we are. As we sow to please the Spirit, we become more like Jesus."

"The Spirit helps us to put to death the works of the flesh. This fruit isn’t only seen when we’re interacting with other people. We display it even when we’re alone in our rooms, typing prompts into ChatGPT."