There's so much in the news lately about a catastrophic disaster created by AI. Is it possible that such a disaster might actually happen and usher in the tribulation?
Could AI usher in the tribulation?
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AI might cause serious harm if misused or poorly governed — experts disagree on the scale, but none claim a credible, near‑term extinction‑level event. And biblically, no technological disaster can initiate the tribulation, because tribulation is defined by Satanic aggression, Antichrist authority, and global persecution of believers, not by the collapse of infrastructure or runaway algorithms.
However, when I asked AI a while back about certain things, it gave some interesting answers. If you have access to an AI, ask it these questions and see what it tells you...
1. Does the description of the fallen angels fit modern day celebrities?
2. Could the "Iron mixed with clay" be humans implanting themselves with technology?
I got some interesting responses.
The reason for the tribulation period is peoples sin to the point God enacts judgement. AI is just a tool. Another means to be cruel, mean, manipulative, greedy, etc... I don't think AI within itself can usher in anything... it's people and the worlds evil that causes the tribulation period.