The faith deficit in artificial intelligence should alarm every American
FOX Business correspondent Max Gorden explains how Happy Returns is using artificial intelligence to audit legitimacy of customer returns on ‘America Reports.’
Artificial intelligence is one of the most influential technologies of our time. It writes our emails, tutors our children and increasingly counsels us through life's hardest moments. According to research published in Harvard Business Review, the most common use of generative AI in 2025 is therapy and companionship.
People are asking AI the questions they once brought to mentors, counselors and pastors: How do I forgive betrayal? How do I manage my anxiety? How do I lead my family through a crisis?
What responses do they get back? At best, therapeutic generalities. "Consider mindfulness." "Connect with your values." "Seek a higher power." At worst, guidance that lacks moral clarity, and in some reported cases, has already endangered lives.
AI has quietly become America's most influential spiritual advisor. And it doesn't believe in anything. This isn't speculation. My team at Gloo just released the Flourishing AI Christian (FAI-C) Benchmark, an evaluation measuring how well today’s leading AI models support human flourishing through a Christian lens.........
