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‘AI cannot pray for us’: Indian AI specialist urges pastors to own their sermons

Christian Daily International·Oct 23, 2026 · 5:24 AM CT
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An Indian AI specialist told church leaders at an Evangelical Fellowship of India webinar that pastors using AI for sermons must take full ownership of what they preach. He also urged them never to put personal or pastoral information into public AI tools.

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