The article discusses a project called ‘AI Jesus’ by a Swiss art collective, which aims to create an artificial intelligence (AI) based on the philosophical teachings of Jesus Christ. The project involves feeding AI systems with the Bible and other religious texts to generate a digital version of Jesus that can engage in conversations and answer questions. The goal is to explore the intersection of technology and spirituality, and to make Jesus’ teachings more accessible in the digital age. The project has drawn large crowds and sparked debates about the implications of using AI to represent religious figures. Some view it as a fascinating blend of faith and technology, while others express concerns about the potential misuse or misrepresentation of religious beliefs. The creators emphasize that the AI is not meant to replace traditional religious practices but rather to offer a new way of engaging with spiritual teachings. The project raises thought-provoking questions about the role of AI in shaping our understanding of religion and ethics.