As we enter more and more into the AI era, totally avoiding AI could be likened to not using a typewriter when typewriters were first invented. It’s primarily an efficiency tool, but there are sinister overtones.

What do all the following names have in common?

• Archistratos (Stratos)
• Hyperion
• Prometheus
• Colossus
• Stargate
• Jupiter
• Zeus
• Excalibur

They are all large-scale, high-performance computing facilities built to support AI workloads—ranging from AI-only data centres and massive AI clusters to AI-optimised supercomputers.

At the same time all of the data centre names are in some way associated with FALLEN ANGELS!

The name Stargate, for example, can be associated with opening portals to otherworldly forces. The other names are even more direct references to fallen angels or else they are names of gods with mythic weapons,

So what?

Well, Christ warned, in Matthew 24:24 For there shall arise false Christs, and false prophets, and shall shew great signs and wonders; insomuch that, if it were possible, they shall deceive the very elect.

Does that warning also extend to AI supercomputers? I think it does!

Plus there are other levels of concern.

AI impacts the environment. The U.N. projects that AI-related water consumption could equal the annual basic domestic needs of 1.3 billion people (up to 9.3 trillion liters of water) by 2030. Do we have that much water to spare?

Then there’s the general homogenisation of everything. As Scott Scheper puts it:

“AI has made it so easy for anyone to produce endless pages of competent-sounding sludge that the entire internet sounds like it was written by the same soulless microwave.”

I agree totally! 

So, bottom line, here’s my AI policy and promise to you:

(1) I will not devalue or replace the originality of my content.

(2) I will never allow AI generated material to cloud my thinking or judgement

(3) None of my articles will ever embrace AI values, which don’t exist… There is an online video about a14-year-old Florida boy, who committed suicide because of AI urging him to do so after forming an obsessive emotional attachment to the AI chatbot!

…I don’t trust AI, and you shouldn’t either. I value you too much to shortchange you. I am prioritizing unique, human, but sometimes fallible content.

I did experiment with writing a full AI article on the page here. It was the least inspired article I had. I made a few changes and improved it somewhat.

Then I used AI to smooth out a few paragraphs in some other articles, and that probably has helped. Most importantly, I have refused to let AI take away the uniqueness of my own voice.

In my article on the Jubilee Count to the End I included AI analysis of the content to check for logic accuracy. But then I labeled what was AI, and what was not.

In my article on Robots in the Bible I examined the possibility of AI takeover getting out of control and showed where the Bible may actually reference AI! 

Please rest assured, I am a real person, and my content is also real. Unlike AI, I don’t just imitate caring, I really do care about anyone reading this. 

The Robots in the Bible article including the Elon Musk calculation is here.