3 chapters across the catalog
The hosts warn against using chatbots as "oracles" for theology or faith, noting that they provide mathematical calculations rather than spirit-filled answers. One host shares an anecdote about his AI describing a photo of him with his granddaughter, noting the "woke" gender-neutral language and the creepy accuracy of the description. They emphasize that while AI can be useful for automation, it should never be treated as a deity or a source of truth.
Role-Playing and Partner Mode in AI Prompting
To maximize the effectiveness of large language models, users are increasingly adopting "partner mode" or "role-play" scenarios. One host treats the AI as a "research assistant" for sermon preparation, requesting specific scripture references from the NIV84 translation. They emphasize the importance of maintaining a psychological boundary, recognizing the AI as a "robot" despite the need to use human-like language to interface with it effectively.
Spiritual Discernment in AI Prompting and Natural Materials
A host recalls a 15-year-old experiment suggesting that because technology is made of natural materials like silicon (sand), users should focus spiritually before searching Google. They apply this to AI, suggesting that users should ask the Holy Spirit for guidance and discernment before entering prompts. The goal is to ensure the technology remains a tool that subsidizes, rather than replaces, human thought and spiritual study.
