AI is bringing stories from The Bible to life. Are the videos disrespectful, educational, or maybe even entertaining?

"Pastors still have to carry the burden of the Word. I use AI to speed up things ... but the heart work still has to happen ...

Like the AI image of the pope in a puffer jacket that went viral in May 2023, these AI-generated images are increasingly prevalent — and popular — on social media platforms. Even as many of them ...

The creator behind the viral account, @holyvlogsz, began posting just last month but has already racked up more than 435,000 followers and millions of views.His AI-generated content uses Veo 3 ...

This isn’t the only recent link between AI and the Bible. After the launch of Google Veo 3, online creators have begun using scripture as raw material for viral AI-generated videos.

With AI, fake images can be made easier and faster than ever before. The idea of making fake images is far from new. For years, experts have had the ability to create realistic-looking fakes using ...

And AI-generated images – from diagrams to microscopy imagery – are increasingly difficult to identify. Specialists are concerned about "a torrent of faked science" as a result, said Nature.

This election cycle, AI-generated images have proliferated on social media platforms after politically charged news events. They often spread partisan narratives rather than facts.

AI-generated images are becoming increasingly popular. While the technology may be useful in certain situations, it can also bring up big concerns around trust and security.

With my understanding of how people process images and notice -− or don't notice -− detail, it's not surprising to me that people aren't tuning in to the fact that many images are AI-generated.

And AI-generated images – from diagrams to microscopy imagery – are increasingly difficult to identify. Specialists are concerned about "a torrent of faked science" as a result, said Nature.