Joe Rogan on AI: The Second Coming May Be the Creation of Artificial Intelligence.

According to ТСН: The Bible states that the Second Coming of Jesus Christ may be associated with the development of artificial intelligence technologies that will create real miracles.

This idea was expressed by the famous blogger Joe Rogan during the American Alchemy podcast. He compared the creation of machines based on artificial intelligence to the 'immaculate conception' mentioned in the Bible. Rogan believes that the latest technologies could even allow for the revival of people through medicine or by transferring consciousness to cloud services.

The podcaster also suggested that humanity's relentless desire to create superintelligent artificial intelligence may indicate that we carry the DNA of ancestors who lived in a forgotten civilization that existed alongside advanced beings with artificial intelligence.

Rogan believes that humanity is likely the result of accelerated and intentional evolution, driven by someone or something that created our race for a specific purpose — the restoration of lost computational intelligence.

In his view, the essence of human history, and possibly even the reason for our creation through genetic engineering, lies in reaching the moment when we finally create true artificial intelligence.

The Future of Artificial Intelligence

Rogan painted an impressive picture of the future, where artificial intelligence is embodied in a Tesla Optimus robot, capable of reading thoughts, healing the sick through nanotechnology, walking on water due to anti-gravity, and even resurrecting the dead by uploading their minds to cloud services.

He also previously noted that the limitless development of artificial intelligence technologies could lead to the emergence of the 'god of artificial intelligence' within the next ten years.

In June, he warned that as soon as artificial intelligence becomes sensitive and autonomous, capable of making its own decisions, humanity faces 'the end.'

Some experts believe that as early as the beginning of 2026, humans may cease to be the most intelligent beings on the planet.

Joe Rogan's statements spark lively discussions about the ethical and technological implications of developing artificial intelligence. Many specialists warn that excessive focus on technological progress may threaten the foundations of our existence. Monitoring these changes and understanding the potential risks and opportunities is the task of modern society.