# 12, Tuesday Ok I think I was trying to say that the AI problem is the same as the God problem in the sense that both God and humans both want something from something they created. God wants us to choose Him. We want AI to develop what may be the equivalent of genuine emotions beyond programming. I mean God was trying to induce it in us through dying on the cross. We have a choice insofar as we do not have a complete God-like or beyond human understanding of divine or unconditional election. I mean, in my current state right now I am having a really hard time trying to be a faithful Christian given all my deficits and sins and circumstances. Did God make it so that my life is stacked to be more unequal compared to the other Christians like my parents who seem to find it so easy to be Christians now and be regular church goers because they’ve had a taste of the pleasures of worldliness in their youth and also because they are not disabled and not misanthropic? I would like to believe I am saved, against all odds. So it’s actually called a BCI - brain computer interface - and I would want to know that if and when 3D printing biological tissue would be possible, and attaching it or grafting it to artificially intelligent parts like a cyborg, but still has a human brain, would that being have a soul? I mean, if humanity advanced to that point, and if I were still alive, I would probably be first in line for experiments (lol), humans would also be steadily cyborg-like and have BCIs. The line between human and AI would be blurred. I feel like I wouldn’t be opposed to partnering with one lol.