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The Guardian - AU
The Guardian - AU
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Amy Galliford

AI claims to have the answers to life’s big questions. But sometimes not knowing brings us closer to the truth

Clasped hands rest beside an open bible and a laptop on a desk
‘Why would a Christian – in theory, on speaking terms with God – turn to a robot with her questions?’ asks Amy Galliford. Composite: Guardian Design/Getty Images

As a person of faith raised in a religious household, I have a fairly clear picture of what prayer means to me. Prayer is the practice by which I draw closer to God, petition for my needs and desires, request guidance and ask forgiveness.

The deal has always been that in times of trouble I cast my anxieties and questions and emerge with either some answers or some sustaining sense of peace. Take it to the Lord in prayer, the song goes.

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