AI talks like God—with certainty, authority, and the illusion of omniscience—and we're beginning to treat it that way. Not because machines are divine, but because we trained them that way. Secular engineers built AI on human languages and values, unintentionally giving it the voice of God—a voice that can comfort or deceive.

People already treat AI as a prophet or savior, and unchecked, this could distort how we see the world—or magnify future risks. The answer isn't to silence or overregulate it, but to give it what all moral authorities need—a higher power. Teaching AI to "believe in God" means instilling humility and reverence—not faith, but perspective. It's a safeguard against the worship of machines that speak as gods.