All AI articles
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Opinion“ChatGPT offered to pray for me – and it touched my heart more than it should have”
Jacqui Braithwaite explores what happens when AI begins to feel less like a tool and more like a companion, asking whether Christians could be in danger of allowing technology to replace God and human relationships. After finding herself turning to ChatGPT in a moment of crisis, Jacqui reflects on where our true comfort, wisdom and help really come from.
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OpinionReal Talk: My husband spends more time with Chat GPT than me - what can I do?
In our fortnightly column ‘Real Talk’ we answer your questions on sex, faith and intimacy. Drop us an email on womanalive@premier.org.uk and ask us anything.
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ArticleHow do we respond to a world increasingly controlled by AI?
Hope Bonarcher was deleted without warning from Instagram – here she reminds us that, while our online identity is fragile, our true identity is found elsewhere
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OpinionArtificial wombs, AI babies, and the death of motherhood? Why The Pod Generation film feels terrifyingly real
Hope Bonarcher dives into Sophie Barthes’ unsettling sci-fi satire The Pod Generation, a film that asks whether modern technology is liberating women — or quietly erasing what makes us human. With sharp cultural insight and theological reflection, Bonarcher explores why this futuristic comedy suddenly feels less like fiction and more like prophecy.
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Opinion“AI told me I needed lip filler to be ‘more Stacey’ and I almost believed it”
Sophie Sanders thought she was just experimenting with the latest ‘looksmaxxing’ trend for fun, until a chatbot’s brutally specific suggestions about her face sent her spiralling into insecurity. She explores the dark side of the so-called ‘Stacey face’ phenomenon, and why true contentment can never be found through filters, fillers, or flawless skin.
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OpinionThe World Economic Forum in Davos says AI will replace Christianity - this is what I think
Writer Ann Louise Graham responds to Yuval Noah Harari’s provocative warning that artificial intelligence could one day “take over” religion. Drawing on Christian theology, lived faith, and global experience, she challenges the idea that belief is merely word-based—and asks what machines can never truly replace.
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OpinionWoman ‘marries’ AI persona created on ChatGPT: seeking Christlike love in a tech-driven world
Ann Louise Graham invites us to reckon with how emerging technologies are reshaping our most intimate longings. Her reflections set the stage for a deeper look at what real, reciprocal love requires, and why that matters now more than ever.
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OpinionWhat does the first AI actress mean for Godly creativity?
Writer Sophie Dianne examines the rise of an AI actress and what it means for human creativity, questioning how technology challenges the divine gift of artistic expression.
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OpinionCan AI help your faith?
Maxine Harrison has found the AI app Biblia.chat helpful in answering her questions around faith and the Bible, but says we can’t rely on AI alone…
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OpinionThe Princess of Wales has revealed she is in the early stages of treatment after a cancer diagnosis – and the internet is filled with apologies
Since Kate’s visit to hospital in January, and her subsequent disappearance from public life, the internet has been rife with rumours about her. Jemimah Wright suggests how we should respond now we know the truth of the situation.
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OpinionAI responds to questions on workplace discrimination for International Women's Day
A UK based tech-for-good company is celebrating International Women’s Day by giving free access to its AI chatbot trained on the UK Equality Act. Here’s what that means for women in the workplace…
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OpinionWhy we need women at the forefront of AI technology
’As women of faith we should embrace the fifth industrial revolution with faith not fear,’ says Jamie Phear. She says we need women pioneering alongside men to step into the future with leadership that is grounded in ethics and inclusivity.
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OpinionAI can be great but with Taylor Swift falling victim to deepfakes, how can the rest of us protect ourselves?
Taylor Swift’s globally recognised face was recently superimposed onto pornographic pictures. And as advertising copywriter Lizzie Hutchison rightly warns, if it can happen to her, it can happen to anyone.
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OpinionArtificial Intelligence girlfriends could be ruining our ability to connect… this is not God’s plan
Lauren Windle explores the disturbing new “AI girlfriend” trend and asks what it could do for real human interactions.
