Are AI Deities the Future for Worshipers? | HackerNoon
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The Tianhou Temple in Johor, Malaysia, has introduced the world's first AI-powered statue of the sea goddess Mazu, coinciding with her 1,065th anniversary. This initiative allows devotees to interact with the digital representation, created by Aimazin, to ask questions and receive blessings in real time. Designed to appeal to younger generations, the AI statue makes spiritual guidance more accessible without reliance on human priests. While the innovation presents potential benefits, it also raises questions about the implications of AI in spiritual practices and the preservation of cultural traditions in a modern world.
The Tianhou Temple in Johor, Malaysia has unveiled the world's first AI-powered statue of Mazu, blending tradition with modern technology to engage devotees.
Devotees can interact with the AI Mazu statue, receiving personalized responses and blessings, making spiritual guidance more accessible to a tech-savvy generation.
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