Lucerne, Switzerland saw an experiment where an AI-powered “Jesus” avatar in a confessional chapel engaged visitors in discussions on faith and morality using Scripture-based responses. The project, “Deus in Machina,” used GPT-4o by OpenAI and Heygen’s AI video generator to create a thought-provoking experience for visitors of various faiths and languages. The endeavor aimed to spark contemplation on the digital and divine intersection, rather than replace human interaction or traditional confessions with a priest, highlighting the ongoing dialogue within religious communities on the ethical implications of AI technology.
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NHS warned it must change guidance on single-sex spaces after court ruling
The equality watchdog has prompted NHS managers to revise guidelines for single-sex spaces in hospitals and GP surgeries following a Supreme Court ruling on the legal definition of a woman. In response to the pressure, the British Transport Police became the first to update their policies. The NHS faces scrutiny and potential enforcement action if they do not comply with the new clarity provided by the equality authorities, leading to a significant overhaul of existing...
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