I don't agree that ai is a great evil in and of itself.
Advanced technnology has given us such things as the Internet, smartphones, and video conferencing and many more. Its not the modern inventions that are detrimental, but the person's motives who are using them.
For example, instant, cross‑border interaction, fostering collaboration, education, medicine, and cultural exchange, cell phones, etc. can all be good. However, if a person wants to be sinful, they can try to scam people, bully people (especially youth), and other ways.
Remember that the discovey of nuclear energy has been lifesaving tor many persons with various diseases. But of course, we know the awful consequences of using nuclear energy for atomic bombs. I myself had a rare, terrible, painful disease, called trigeminal neuralgia, and the doctor used a high tech, cyber knife treatment that cured it, so the pain is gone, and believe me, I am very thankful.
So what matters is if its use is done with humility, truthfulness, and in service to God’s mission, and if the person does it with an attitude of human discernment, with prayer, and pastoral care, in hopes of making life better for others.
I recently used an ai song generator to write a song, using one of the psalms, and it has turned out well. Without ai, there would be no way to accomplish this, since I am not a musician.
So, it is not the science that is bad, it is the person's motives that God looks at, in my opinion.
