A church in Switzerland has introduced an AI hologram of Jesus to hear confessions, blending faith with futuristic technology. The digital saviour offers spiritual advice in over 100 languages
St Peter’s Church in Lucerne. PIC/SWISS TOURISM
A swiss church has given divine intervention a tech twist with an AI-driven hologram of Jesus taking confessions. The experiment at St Peter’s Church in Lucerne introduces worshippers to “Deus in Machina,” a digital confessor fluent in 100 languages. Housed in a booth with a screen, the AI Jesus analyses the confessor’s words and responds with synchronised facial expressions, offering guidance rooted in theology.
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AI-driven hologram of Jesus is taking confessions in this Swiss church. PIC/REDDIT
This virtual saviour is a creation of theologians and computer scientists who trained it on scripture and online religious content. The hologram has answered questions about breaking cycles of violence through prayer and navigating moral dilemmas like assisted suicide, sparking awe and introspection among users.
Available 24/7, it offers unprecedented accessibility compared to human priests. However, the experiment raises questions about faith, technology, and the human connection in spirituality. While some embrace its convenience, others ponder if divine wisdom can truly be digitised.
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Pansino enjoys a nice drag. PIC/INSTAGRAM
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