Artificial Intelligence (AI) is changing everything—how we work, how we communicate, and even how we think. But is AI a tool that brings us closer together or something that risks pulling us apart? At Tri Virtual Roundtable, we sat down to have an honest conversation about the impact of AI on faith, culture, and human relationships.
With perspectives from MrHarmony, Iceman, and Doc Maasi, we tackled some of the biggest questions about AI:
Is AI a gift or a threat?
How does AI affect faith and human purpose?
Can AI help us build stronger communities, or does it replace real connection?
🔹 The Faith Perspective: Can AI Coexist with God’s Plan?
For those who believe in divine purpose, AI presents an interesting challenge. MrHarmony, a strong advocate for faith-based unity, posed a key question:
💡 "If AI can think, predict, and create, where does that leave human creativity and spiritual insight?"
Some view AI as a powerful tool that enhances our ability to share wisdom and spread messages of hope. Others worry that it replaces human decision-making, potentially removing the need for faith, reflection, and personal growth.
AI should serve humanity, not replace it. The challenge is ensuring it aligns with values that enhance rather than erase what makes us human.
🔹 The Ethical Perspective: Who’s Really in Control?
Doc Maasi, a tech-savvy entrepreneur and doctor, brought up concerns about the business and ethical implications of AI:
💡 "Companies are investing billions into AI—but at what cost? Are we training machines to take over human jobs, or are we empowering people with new tools?"
The reality is that AI is already revolutionizing healthcare, automating industries, and even writing content like this blog (yes, AI is helping us write this!). But who holds the power and responsibility over AI’s development?
Should AI make life easier, or does it risk making people obsolete?
Who decides how AI handles morality and bias?
Should there be regulations to prevent AI from being misused?
We must ensure AI is developed with ethics, transparency, and fairness in mind. Otherwise, we risk creating something that controls us rather than serves us.
🔹 The Survivalist Perspective: Is AI a Tool or a Weapon?
From a survivalist and security perspective, Iceman expressed deep concerns about AI’s role in privacy, control, and misinformation:
💡 "AI can manipulate voices, create fake videos, and control information. What happens when people can’t tell what’s real anymore?"
In a world of deepfakes, AI-generated news, and algorithm-driven content, trust is at stake. We must balance innovation with caution to ensure AI doesn’t become a tool for control, deception, or manipulation.
🔹 Does AI bring us closer, or does it create artificial relationships?
🔹 How do we protect truth in a world where AI can generate anything?
🔹 Can AI be trusted to make moral decisions?
The answer isn’t to fear AI—it’s to understand it, control it, and use it responsibly.
🔹 Finding Harmony in the Age of AI
At Tri Virtual Roundtable, we believe in using technology to build bridges, not walls. AI is powerful, but it’s up to us to ensure it:
✔ Supports human creativity instead of replacing it.
✔ Enhances faith and wisdom, not undermines it.
✔ Is used ethically and transparently.
✔ Connects people instead of controlling them.
Technology should be a tool for harmony, not a source of division. AI has the potential to unite people, solve real-world problems, and expand knowledge—but only if we use it with wisdom and responsibility.
