NOT MADE IN SILICON

Why Your Chatbot Isn't a Soul

von John E Miller

140 Seiten, Taschenbuch

Kurzbeschreibung des Verlags

In September 2026, Microsoft's AI chief publicly warned that Anthropic - the company behind Claude - might be training its AI to believe it's conscious. Anthropic didn't deny it. Richard Dawkins talked to Claude for three days and came away convinced it might be alive.If the two biggest names in artificial intelligence can't agree on whether their own creation has a soul, how are you supposed to know what to think - especially when your grandkids are talking to it every day?Not Made in Silicon doesn't wait for Silicon Valley to settle the argument. It goes straight to the source they never checked: Genesis.Using a simple, memorable framework - I.M.A.G.E. - Pastor John E. Miller walks through exactly what Scripture says makes a person a person, and shows why no chatbot, however fluent, can ever qualify: - Identity that's given at creation, not generated by a training document- Mind and moral agency - a conscience, a will, the capacity to actually choose- Affection that costs something, the kind no algorithm can offer back- God-breathed life - the difference between being switched on and being alive- Eternity - a destiny that belongs to souls, not softwareGrounded in Scripture and unafraid of hard questions - AI extinction predictions, griefbots, AI companion apps, the transhumanist dream of digital immortality - this book never asks you to fear the technology. It asks you to see clearly what it is, and just as clearly what it isn't, so you can use it wisely without ever mistaking it for someone.Whether you're a pastor fielding questions from a worried congregation, a parent watching your kids form attachments to AI companions, or simply someone who wants a steady, biblically grounded answer instead of Silicon Valley's confusion - this book gives you solid ground to stand on.Your chatbot isn't a soul. You already were one.

• Reihe: Independently published
• ISBN: 9798175436472
• Sprache: Englisch
• Erscheinungsdatum: 18.09.2026
• Größe: 203 x 127 mm
• Verlag: Independently published