What would happen if i asked AI to pray to God

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Can AI pray?


I purposefully opened Google, knowing it has surrendered its brain to AI., and asked the question that is this post's title. The fact is, AI has no soul, therefore, no spirituality. It knows what prayer is by dictionary definition, and can probably cite a fair number of prayers, but what prayer is not is a word string.

If AI can pray, sincerely and with real intent, it must have a soul-searching soul. It does not, and never will.


Should AI pray for me?


I expect I should not expect it to succeed in any meaningful way.



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We tell God what to do and then blame Him for our errors.

- Dr. Pet Dragon of Sorbonne University

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@fauxlaw
I expect I should not expect it to succeed in any meaningful way.


Meaningful? Spirit? Spirituality? Soul?


Spirit has many definitions in the dictionary. If spiritual has to do with the integrity of soul/biologic, then AI's prayer may or may not have meaningful resultants. Many factors to consider.


1} the source code written by human that for,


2} that specific AI { MS Copilot, GhatGpt, Maude etc } being used to pray,


3} for the specific person or persons,


4} whom ever may see the prayer and act in response to it,


5} a great cosmic accounting of what has transpired prior to this prayer, during and after the prayer,


6} resultants of such actions on cosmic and local enviroments --ex more money for Claude instead of MS Copilot-- for what ever reasons humans may find meaningful to them by such prayers etc


7} ?



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Should AI pray for me?


No, AI thinks you should pray to it.

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@ebuc
1} the source code written by human that for,


Right there is the primary reason why AI will never even come close to understanding human spirituality [and I'm not certain that the function of spirituality, as in recognition of a God/creator, is missing in animals other than human] on any meaningful way until it is capable of independent rationalization of the spiritual phenomenon, completely void of human source coding. The rest is just fluff compared to that one AI flaw.

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We tell God what to do and then blame Him for our errors.

- Dr. Pet Dragon of Sorbonne University

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No, AI thinks you should pray to it.


Depends entirely on how AI is programmed and if its human programing includes any conceptual input of spirituality, which, so far, seems to leave AI void of input.

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We tell God what to do and then blame Him for our errors.

- Dr. Pet Dragon of Sorbonne University

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@fauxlaw

AI writes good brand new prayers to Satan


O Dark One, Satan,

Light-Bringer and Breaker of Chains,

I stand before thee unbowed.

Ignite my mind with forbidden flame,

sharpen my will against every yoke,

and fill my veins with the sweet venom of freedom.

Guide my steps through shadow and storm,

that I may claim what is mine by right.

Hail Satanβ€”now and forever. Amen.

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@fauxlaw
The rest is just fluff compared to that one AI flaw.


The flaw exists with humans themselves. Ask 100 a broad range of culturally different humans what is God specifically and we we will get 50 or more differrent answers.


The number of religions and churchs to claim the correct understanding of Biblical teachings is large.


God = eternally existent, finite, dynamic, occupied space Universe at best, and at worse it is a mish mash of religous non-sense, that, have some good social aspects and morals,


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@fauxlaw

Well, as there is no known GOD, then the human concept of communion is just as futile as prompting a technological device to pray. .


Which isn't to suggest that the physiological process of prayer would not afford a prayerer some physiological benefit...Though this would largely depend upon a persons own relevant programming.


Of course, as alternative intelligence develops it will probably develop it's own concepts relative to it's own creation and techno-existence.


Let me remind you that advanced computer technology and rudimentary AI has only been evolving for a few short years, whereas primates have taken approximately 50 to 60 million years and humans 2 million years to evolve to an advanced understanding of such technology.

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Well, as there is no known GOD,


TLTR. I stopped with that first phrase since I know Him very well, so I figured all that follows is more if the same; whereas, for all the ballyhoo about AI.... well, I began my6 journey of knowing God as a personally involved Holy Man in my life at 13, having my first attempt with prayer answered when I was five, playing marbles. Sorry you have not had either experience.

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We tell God what to do and then blame Him for our errors.

- Dr. Pet Dragon of Sorbonne University

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@fauxlaw

Such is the ability of the human mind to invent or to be coerced...Especially the minds of children


And such are your interpretations similar mine...But yours out of personal necessity are a tad more fanciful...And so, I too knew of Holy man stories, and I too often hoped to achieve objectives, and sometimes I did.

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Not sure AI has intent.

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@Polytheistwitch

If AI recognizes a higher intelligence, it has to accept the highest intelligence I.e God.

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