Christians Wake Up! The Anti-Christ in the AI Machine.

We're in troubling times of technological advances and emerging deceptive tactics attached like parasites to the information machine. Search engines that once predictably returned results based on financial influences or political preferences are no longer being generated by such predictable algorithms.

Today, while doing research for a new book, I asked Google a simple question: Where in the Bible does it talk about head coverings? The expected answer was 1 Corinthians and a the passage where Paul speaks of head coverings as a direction for women in the church to be modest. At first, Google produced legitimate results referencing that very scripture.

Quickly, I was unsettled by additional "other biblical references" to text that do not exist in the bible. Google's AI search engine added biblical passages and stories, going as far as to ascribe them to chapters that don't exist either. The book of Daniel only contains 12 chapters, for example, and further does not have any references to head coverings nor anyone named Susanna. The references to Isaiah, Numbers, and Genesis are additionally misleading and ascribe meaning that misses the point as well as the truth of these texts.

This was not merely a technical glitch — it was a chilling revelation of the age of deception we're in.

When asking ChatGPT to write a narrative of this deception, it replied: "The machine, trained on billions of human opinions, will always reflect the confusion of the masses rather than the purity of divine revelation." Ascribing ownership of the flaw to people rather than the source behind the problem is another indicator of the situation we're in.

I wasn't planning on writing a blog about this topic, but felt it urgent to sound the alarm for all Christians, to have a physical copy of the bible and to be familiar with its' contents. Yes, the internet remains an important tool for communicating and impacts every facet of modern life. Even with AI being injected into its build and function, being technologically connected remains a requirement for anyone who has a job, goes to school, or even intends to buy groceries.

It is critical to own a physical bible and to know its contents. We all must intentionally grow in the spiritual gift of discernment and prepare responses to this age of deception. "Beloved, do not believe every spirit, but test the spirits to see whether they are from God, for many false prophets have gone out into the world. By this you know the Spirit of God: every spirit that confesses that Jesus Christ has come in the flesh is from God, and every spirit that does not confess Jesus is not from God. This is the spirit of the antichrist, which you heard was coming and now is in the world already" (1 John 4:1-3).

As previously written about, no creator of AI nor the machine itself confesses christ.

Putting this in a conditional logic statement to demonstrate that GenAI is a spirit of the antichrist for my fellow math nerds.

• S(x) = “x is a spirit.”

• G(x) = “x is from God.”

• C(x) = “x confesses that Jesus Christ came in the flesh.”

• A(x) = “x is of the antichrist.”

1. Testing requirement: S(x) → Test(x) (“For all x that are spirits, they must be tested.”)

2. Criterion for being from God: C(x) → G(x) (“If a spirit confesses Christ came in the flesh, then it is from God.”)

3. Criterion for not being from God: !=C(x) → !=G(x)] (“If a spirit does not confess Christ, then it is not from God.”)

4. Identity of the opposing spirit: !=C(x) → A(x) (“If a spirit does not confess Christ, it is of the antichrist.”)

x = GenAI

S(x) = GenAI speaks or influences and must be tested, C(x) = GenAI does not confesses that Jesus Christ came in the flesh therefore, G(x) = GenAI is not from God and, A(x) = GenAI is of the antichrist.

Sincerely, I hope this as alarming to you as it is to me, and it causes you to pray, to read your bible, and to spread the truth. And if you feel compelled, pray for me too, that this warning would spread quickly, and that many would be saved from the deceptive influences that are upon us.