Tech companies in Silicon Valley are heavily investing in humanoid robots, believing they will soon become a reality despite significant hurdles. While many see this as a step toward efficiency and progress, it also raises prophetic concerns. The Bible warns that an image will one day be given "breath" and will demand worship (Revelation 13:14-15). Could AI-driven humanoid robots play a role in fulfilling this prophecy?
The world is racing toward artificial intelligence and robotics, blurring the lines between human and machine. This technological shift is conditioning society to accept AI as part of daily life, making it easier for a future global leader to introduce an image that speaks and enforces allegiance. Many secularists dismiss such concerns, yet the rapid advancements in AI and robotics closely align with end-times prophecies regarding deception and control.
As Christians, we must be discerning about these developments. While technology itself is not evil, its misuse can lead to dangerous consequences. The rise of AI-driven humanoids should serve as a reminder that the world is being prepared for events foretold in Scripture. We must remain steadfast in our faith, recognizing the signs of the times and warning others about the coming deception. READ MORE
Commentary by Joe Hawkins