A church in the Swiss city of Lucerne has set up a confessional booth that allows churchgoers to converse with an "AI Jesus" that can speak in 100 different languages. As the BBC reports, anybody wanting to speak to the large language model,

Jesus has made a return in one European country – in AI form. Dubbed ‘God in a machine’, worshippers in Switzerland can now divulge their sins directly to an AI version of Jesus. The hologram of the Messiah is part of an art project at St Peter’s Church in Lucerne which aims to start a conversation about the role of AI in religion.

AI is the next big thing to take over, and it has now been added to a church. Peter’s chapel in Switzerland has installed an artificial intelligence-powered Jesus that is capable of speaking more than 100 different languages, The Guardian reports. Marco Schmid, a theologian with the church spoke about adding the AI Jesus to the church.

AI has slowly-but-surely crept into our lives in the past five years, as companies like OpenAI have become more and more accessible. The idea is that the advancement in technology will make our lives easier, but as of late, the utilization of artificial intelligence has seemed to only cause uproars.

A Catholic church in Lucerne, Switzerland, has sparked conversation online by installing an artificial intelligence hologram of Jesus in one of its confessionals.

The cybernetic savior is also fluent in 100 different languages, enabling it to converse with worshippers from all over the world.