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ChatGPT, God in a Box?
Have you ever wondered what God really looks like? Is it the same as when you first conceived of God? Does our view of God change with age and geography and what are the consequences of our convictions?
“God in a box” is the title of a documentary movie published in 2011 by Nathan Lang. In search of the meaning of God, he built a curious box and installed it on iconic street corners and small towns across America. Inside the box, there was a stool, a drawing table, a sketchpad, and pencils, plus microphones and cameras to record all the action. People who stepped inside had to answer two fundamental questions: What does God mean to you and what does God look like to you?
You may ask yourself what is the connection with ChatGPT? You would be right. The only connection that exists is that God-in-a-box is not only the title of this documentary movie produced more than ten years ago. It is also the name of a new application based on a language model similar to the one of chatGPT that integrates perfectly well into your WhatsApp application so that you always have GOD, sorry ChatGPT clone at your disposal for a quick search. It was developed by entrepreneur Varun Mayya.
If you do not believe me, and I would not hold it against you, check:
The installation is very easy. After having registered, you open your Whatsapp application and send god a message to confirm your phone number. You will then receive and heavenly answer, and it will be automatically added to your list of friends and family.
You are allowed to ask 10 questions for free per month. If you need more dedication from it, you may subscribe for a fee.
I have asked OPENAI, CHATGPT, and GOD IN A BOX what is the meaning of life. Here are their answers:
OPENAI: what is the meaning of life?
This age-old question has been a topic of debate and contemplation since the beginning of time. Philosophers, religious figures, and scientists have all attempted to answer this fundamental question, yet no…
