There’s been a lot about AI in the news lately, though so far as I know, not much has been written about the relationship between AI and the doctrine of transubstantiation. Granted, some people have commented on ChatGPT’s ability to produce a perfectly sound account of this doctrine, but I’m not aware of anyone drawing a direct connection between the nature of artificial intelligence itself and transubstantiation. But I think there is a connection, and this is to do with what is meant by the word artificial and what can be accomplished artificially.
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AI and bread: Transubstantiation can cast a new light on artificial intelligence
there’s been a lot about ai in the news lately, though so far as i know, not much has been written about the relationship between ai and the...
Fr Robert Verrill OP

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