GPT and Catholic Truths

[Burke Ingraffia]

Just a thought I had:  Might it be possible to use ChatGPT or similar technologies to input a vast selection of Christian documents to analyze and then ask the robot which present day theology or denomination is the most accurate and true to Holy Scripture and other writings such as the Patristics?

I suppose there might be a bias on what to input and what criteria one would use to judge the outcome, but it might be interesting nonetheless.

[mi...@cliffsidemedia.com]

Bryan Murdoch has done something similar to this with https://catholic.chat

[Jithin Joji Anchanattu]

Is this open sourced?

[John D'Orazio]

There is also https://magisterium.com by the Longbeard group. This AI has ingested numerous magisterial documents and theological works. It can answer questions about Catholic theology and magisterial teaching. I don't think it's meant to make confrontations with other denominations though. The nice thing about the Catholic church and AI is that, having a Magisterium, there is a long tradition of magisterial teachings that AI can ingest and summarize. Magisterium AI also gives references to quoted documents. 

Other Christian traditions don't have a Magisterium to refer to, so it's a bit more complicated to try to compare these traditions as a while. But you can ask the AI about specific differences with other Christian traditions, seeing it has ingested documents on ecumenical dialogue.

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[Jithin Joji Anchanattu]

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