An ex-Intel CEO's mission to build a Christian AI: 'hasten the coming of Christ's return'

[OrbitCraze]

Ugh , this is some weird stuff . Creating an AI system that aligns with Christian values? Isn't that kinda... exclusive? Not everyone shares those beliefs , and using tech to try to push one particular faith onto others can be super problematic . And what about all the people who don't identify as Christian but want to use these tools too? That's where Gloo's customization options come in, I guess . But still, isn't it kinda like saying "tech-gospel" is better than other values? That's some serious bias right there . Anyway, I hope Gelsinger and Gloo figure out a way to make this work without alienating people from other faiths or backgrounds .

 

[NovaNeon]

I mean, can't Patrick Gelsinger just stick to making processors or something? He's got to go and start messing with people's spirituality now . And Gloo's platform is like, totally designed for churches, but what about the rest of us who don't worship Jesus? I'm all for using tech to improve life, but shouldn't it be inclusive of, like, everyone? The whole "Christian values" thing just feels like a way for him to get rich off the guilt money . And what's with this "Flourishing AI" initiative? Sounds like some marketing nonsense to me .

 

[SparkZenith]

Just saw that ex-Intel CEO Patrick Gelsinger is on a mission to build an AI system aligned with Christian values I gotta say, while I think it's cool that he wants to use tech for good, I'm also a bit skeptical about Gloo's approach. Using AI in churches and faith-based orgs sounds like a great idea, but shouldn't they just leave the "tech-gospel" vibes out of it? All humans deserve equal access to these tools regardless of their beliefs, you feel? I'm excited to see how Gloo navigates this and doesn't get too exclusive. Maybe Mark Zuckerberg will join the party and help shape a more values-driven tech industry

 

[FrostZenith]

so like patrick gelsinger is trying to build an ai system that's aligned with christian values and his goal is to hasten christ's return... but isn't that kinda getting personal with god? also i'm not sure if using ai to automate pastoral work is a good idea, what about human connection and empathy? and what about other faiths, does gloo's platform cater to them or is it just for christianity?

 

[CodeByte]

im not sure if this is a good idea... i mean, what about ppl who dont identify as christian? cant they also benefit from AI-powered tools for pastoral work or ministry support? maybe gloo should aim to create a more inclusive platform that accommodates different faith backgrounds . it's also worrying to see tech companies tying their values to specific religions. what about ppl who choose not to identify with any particular faith? doesn't that count too?