Pastors' view: Sermons written by ChatGPT will have no soul

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Sermons are meant to be the core of a worship service. They often are faith leaders' best weekly shot at grabbing their congregation's attention. ChatGPT can write a passably competent sermon, but no, they can't replicate the passion of actual preaching. A rabbi in New York said AI has yet to develop compassion and love.

Published 4 months ago · New York, United States

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Pastors' view: Sermons written by ChatGPT will have no soul

NEW YORK (AP) — Among sermon writers, there is fascination – and unease – over the fast-expanding abilities of artificial-intelligence chatbots .

4 months ago·United States

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Pastors' view: Sermons written by ChatGPT will have no soul

Among sermon writers, there is fascination – and unease – over the fast-expanding abilities of artificial-intelligence chatbots

4 months ago·United States

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Washington Times

Pastors’ view: Sermons written by ChatGPT will have no soul

Among sermon writers, there is fascination -- and unease -- over the fast-expanding abilities of artificial intelligence chatbots. For now, the evolving consensus among clergy is this: Yes, they can write a passably competent sermon. But no, they can't replicate the passion of actual preaching.

4 months ago·Washington, United States

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New York Post

ChatGPT AI robots writing church sermons causing hell for pastors

Pastors have hopped aboard the ChatGPT train to use AI to write sermons, but some priests say computers don't replicate the passion of actual preaching. “Such life-altering news needs to be delivered by a human, in person,” one priest said. “A chatbot can research. A chatbot can write. Perhaps a chatbot can even orate. But...

4 months ago·New York, United States

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Pastors' view: Sermons written by ChatGPT will have no soul

Among sermon writers, there is fascination – and unease – over the fast-expanding abilities of artificial-intelligence chatbots. For now, the evolving consensus among clergy is this: Yes, they can write a passably competent sermon. But no, they can’t replicate the passion of actual preaching. “It lacks a soul – I don’t know how else to say it,” said Hershael York, a pastor in Kentucky who also is dean of the school of theology and a professor of…

4 months ago·Miami, United States

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