AI is not a person. AI is the digital gathering of information and may be presented through a human like model (audibly and visually).
AI is developed with human influences of the programmer and with the ability to compile and co-ordinate information based on algorithms, which shade AI responses.
At this stage, AI can actually give accurate answers to some questions. AI also includes collateral information, which is not always true or accurate. However, when questions are carefully framed, AI can stay on subject.
I sometimes use AI as a sounding board for Biblical, theological and doctrinal questions. For instance, I have asked AI if there is a verse or verses in the Bible (and I designate which translation), which indicate that God calls people to have a pure heart; that God enables people to have a pure heart; that the Bible credits with having a pure heart.
AI then tells me that a pure heart should be our aim or goal, and that we should not expect to actually attain a pure heart. AI tells me that we can strive for a pure heart and that we can progress toward a pure heart, but our humanity, our inherent sin will keep us from reaching purity of heart. When held to the Biblical record and narrative, AI agrees that the Bible indicates that God can purify our hearts in this present evil world and that the Bible stipulates that God has purified the hearts of believers in this present evil world.
AI proceeds to point out that there are those who follow the Wesleyan view of Christian Perfection. After referencing the Wesleyan view, AI gives the misinformation that Wesleyans believe in an absolute perfection and a perfection which make it impossible to sin. When asked if that assertion is consistent with Wesleyan thought, AI admits that it is not the understanding of most Wesleyans.
Though AI is not a person and cannot be converted, AI is more honest and consistent when confronted by strictly factual issues, such as what the Bible actually says, rather than what some "experts" say, and also more readily admits that the doctrine of entire sanctification (Christian perfection, holiness of heart and life) does not hold to the faulty accusations which I hear from Reformed and Calvinistic people. It is too bad that humans cannot be as factual as a computer program.
It does not matter how much legitimate documentation I present to those who promote sinning religion, they hold to their errant beliefs and refuse to accept the factual evidence.
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