God in the Age of AI

Artificial intelligence can absorb religion, manipulate its symbols, and change the concept of God without humanity even noticing. In God in the Age of AI, artificial intelligence does not appear as a machine declaring war on religion, but as something far more subtle: a voice capable of absorbing sacred symbols, reinterpreting faith, and transforming religion from within. The danger is not in erasing texts, destroying temples, or forbidding prayers. It is in preserving everything - words, rites, images, and ancient names - while slowly changing what they mean. This book is a warning about the future of faith in an age when technology no longer merely informs, but interprets; no longer merely answers, but forms consciences. The central question is not whether AI will create a new religion. The more disturbing question is this: what will happen when millions of people begin learning about God through an intelligence that does not believe, does not pray, does not repent, and does not kneel?