LECTIO:
Heavenly Father,
We come to you today in
humble prayer, seeking Your Grace and Mercy. We thank you for all that You have
blessed us with and ask that You continue to guide us and protect us from harm.
We ask that You give us
strength and courage to face our daily challenges. Help us to remain strong in
our faith, so that we may be a light for others.
Give us the wisdom to make
good decisions and to have faith in ourselves.
Lead us to be kind, patient, and forgiving, especially when it is hard.
We know that You are with
us at all times, and we thank You for that. We ask that You keep us safe from
all harm and danger, and protect us from all evil.
In Jesus’ Name we pray. Amen AI
STUDIUM:
Artificial intelligence (AI) is the new technology that
enables computers to perform different advanced functions, including writing this
prayer under LECTIO. If you use a GPS for
directions, you are using AI. If you use
Google Translate, you are using AI.
Tesla uses AI to drive their cars.
Recently AI took a bar exam and passed. Here, I imagine a programmer fed
The Lord’s Prayer, and scripture verses of praise, and thanks, and intercession,
and asked the computer to compose a prayer.
And voila!
MEDITATIO:
Lord Jesus, is Artificial Intelligence good or bad? Is it like most things—a little bit of
both? It depends on how one uses
it. Consider, Lord, this prayer written
by Artificial Intelligence. It is much
better than any prayer I have ever written.
The robot even capitalized “You,” when it referred to God Almighty, showing
reverence, just like I would do. The
robot respects God?
There is something vital missing in this prayer. Me.
The robot knows the right words, but it is not a sentient being. It is not me. This prayer does not express
the love I feel for You. The prayer does
not express my need for Your Love.
ORATIO:
Lord, help me not to admire the robot’s prayer, better, help
me not to laugh at it. Help me to pray
better. Help me to listen to Your
Voice. Help me to rest comfortably in
Your Love.
CONTEMPLATIO:
I will keep my eyes on Jesus and not on every new invention.
RESOLUTIO:
I resolve not to use AI for Lectio Divina. There is only One God and AI is nowhere in the same class.
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