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Company Releases First-Ever Worship Song Written, Recorded and Performed by AI Robot

November 11, 2021

In an act worthy of deep theological reflection with deep theological implications, a company has allegedly created the world’s first worship song generated completely by artificial intelligence, using a computational algorithm and machine learning to create a virtual artist who wrote, recorded, and performed the song. As reported in Relevant

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Company Releases First-Ever Worship Song Written, Recorded and Performed by AI Robot

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