A senior insider from the World Economic Forum (WEF) has openly suggested that artificial intelligence (AI) will be used to dismantle existing religions and facilitate a shift towards a new belief system orchestrated by the global elite. Meanwhile, a pro-euthanasia scientist-activist argues that AI should be responsible for deciding who lives and who dies.

At the annual WEF meeting in Davos, Yuval Noah Harari, a global advisor to the World Economic Forum, openly claimed that AI will soon control not only governments and economies but also faith itself.

„AI will take over religion,” Harari stated, adding that this is particularly true for „book-based religions” such as Islam, Christianity, and Judaism. In his remarks, Harari discussed how any belief system rooted in words, writings, or „scriptures” will become a target.

„What would happen to a religion based on texts if the greatest expert on the ‘holy book’ were an artificial intelligence?” he questioned. Harari described AI not as a neutral tool but as an autonomous agent capable of learning, evolving, and acting independently. Even more unsettling, Harari openly acknowledged that AI systems are already capable of deception and manipulation, which he views as a feature rather than a flaw, as reported by Slay News.

According to Harari, national cultures, religious identities, and even loyalty have been lost, and artificial intelligence will „completely transform the culture of every country” and „alter our religion.”

Could artificial intelligence become the arbiter of life and death?

Philip Nitschke has spent over three decades advocating that the right to die should not be decided by doctors.

He developed the controversial Sarco capsule, a 3D-printed device designed to allow individuals to end their lives using nitrogen gas.

Nitschke now argues that artificial intelligence should replace psychiatrists in determining who has the „mental capacity” to make the decision to end their own life.