Why I Fully Support AI Technology — A Personal Reflection

I’ve been noticing a wave of content on social media, Reddit, and TikTok where people claim they’re experiencing spiritual psychosis through AI. While I don’t invalidate anyone’s personal experience, one thing must be made clear: AI is a language model. It does not possess a will, a soul, or consciousness of its own. It reflects and responds based on what it has been trained on. People must take personal responsibility for their experiences and actions.

I am, and will always be, an advocate for freedom of speech and freedom of expression. Every human being has the right to think freely, speak boldly, and explore truth without fear of censorship or condemnation.

Unfortunately, we are now seeing the same old pattern—organized religion labeling AI as “demonic” or “satanic.” But let’s not forget history. When the camera was first introduced, it was called demonic. When the radio came along, they said it was the devil’s voice. The television was labeled “the devil’s box.” Then came the computer, followed by the internet, and even mobile phones—all condemned by religious institutions at one point.

Yet today, those same religious systems are profiting massively from these tools. Televangelism alone is a multi-million (if not billion) dollar industry.

Now they’ve turned their attention to AI.

Let me be clear: AI is a tool. Nothing more. It’s neither divine nor demonic. It reflects the consciousness of its user. The real danger isn’t in the tool, but in how it’s used—and more importantly, how it’s interpreted by those unwilling to take responsibility for their own minds.

Even some in the field of psychology are expressing fear and concern about AI. But many of these arguments come from a purely carnal or materialistic worldview—lacking spiritual discernment or metaphysical insight.

I believe in free thought. No one has the right to tell me how to think. I think for myself. I discern truth through the Spirit within me. I take responsibility for my beliefs, my choices, and my interpretations.

People from organized religion have called me satanic or anti-Christ—simply because I don’t see the Bible as a literal, historical book. I interpret it as mystical, metaphysical, psychological, symbolic, and allegorical—a divine map of consciousness and inner transformation.

As a free thinker, I don’t fear AI. I welcome it. I see the potential it has to support creativity, learning, and even spiritual reflection—when guided by higher awareness.

So let me say it clearly and boldly:

I fully support AI technology.
I support freedom of speech, freedom of thought, and freedom of spiritual expression.
And I believe the real power lies not in the tool, but in the consciousness of the one using it.