A book about artificial intelligence
AI Pandemonium: Fear, Faith, and the Rise of AI
Artificial intelligence is not alive. It has no soul, no will, and no secret agenda.
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A machine can no more love or hate you than a spoon can.
Artificial intelligence is not alive. It has no soul, no will of its own, and no secret agenda for your destruction.
The hype and the horror stories in the media have it wrong. The truth about AI is far less mysterious, and far more important, than you have been led to believe.
A machine can love or hate you no more than a spoon can. What it has is a design, and every design carries its maker’s fingerprints.
This book cuts through the fear. It traces where AI came from, shows what it really is, and asks the question that matters most.
What does the Bible say about where all of this, and all of us, is heading?
Inside the book
Three jobs, in order
First, it traces
Where it came from
A verified history of computing, so you can see AI as the next step in a long line of tools built by people.
Then, it shows
What it really is
Machines cannot think. This book describes AI by what it does, in plain words, without borrowing language that treats it as a mind.
Finally, it asks
Where we are heading
What the Bible says about where all of this, and all of us, is going.
Who it is for
If the headlines have worn you out
- You have heard AI called a miracle and a monster in the same week.
- You want a straight answer you can repeat to your family, your church, or your co-workers.
- You want to understand the machine before you decide what to fear, and what not to.