The cybernetic savior is also fluent in 100 different languages, enabling it to converse with worshippers from all over the world.

Pope, Depeche Mode, silent on digital second coming If you find yourself in the Swiss tourist destination of Lucerne with a guilty conscience, there's someone waiting at the historic Peterskapelle Catholic Church to hear your prayers - someone who cares,

AI is the next big thing to take over, and it has now been added to a church. Peter’s chapel in Switzerland has installed an artificial intelligence-powered Jesus that is capable of speaking more than 100 different languages,

Proponents say the “God in the Machine” initiative is meant to open discussions on AI as it relates to religion. Read more at straitstimes.com.

A Swiss church is trying a new way of connecting with Jesus in the confessional. It uses AI to simulate the personality of the 1st-century Galileleean for visitors as part of a religiously themed art project called Deus in Machina (God in a Machine).

AI has slowly-but-surely crept into our lives in the past five years, as companies like OpenAI have become more and more accessible. The idea is that the advancement in technology will make our lives easier, but as of late, the utilization of artificial intelligence has seemed to only cause uproars.

A Catholic church in Lucerne, Switzerland, has sparked conversation online by installing an artificial intelligence hologram of Jesus in one of its confessionals.

Known as Deus in Machina, the AI was launches in August and is capable of speaking over 100 different languages.

A Catholic church in Switzerland has debuted a new AI Jesus which takes confessions from worshippers and offers spiritual advice. St. Peter's Church in Lucerne allows the faithful to enter a confessional booth with a screen displaying Jesus's likeness through the grate.