AMA Rejects Resolution to Care for Babies Who Survive Abortions

Abortion activists took over the major medical organizations in America years ago.

Their radical pro-abortion views are now so far outside mainstream medicine and science that the American Medical Association (AMA) has rejected a proposal to support medical care for babies who survive abortions.

Thomas Eppes Jr., MD, a delegate from Forest, Virginia, proposed a resolution asking that the AMA merely oppose infanticide. He wanted the major medical group on record supporting proper medical care for any baby who survives an abortion procedure.

The resolution from the doctor, who describes himself as pro-choice on abortion, asked the AMA to “advocate for availability of the highest standard of neonatal care to [an] aborted fetus born alive at a gestational age of viability,” which occurs at approximately 21-22 weeks’ gestation.

According to a report, Eppes explained that his resolution wouldn’t have the AMA take a position on abortion. It would merely urge proper medical care and treatment for a viable baby who had been born alive — a view most Americans support.

“This position is not to argue the woman’s right to choose … The decision to abort is still between the patient and the physician,” Eppes said. “It does not imply the woman’s responsibility for the fetal life, but this resolution places the burden of care on the physician, who now has to care for two patients once the fetus is viable.”

The AMA said no.

More at: https://www.lifenews.com/2023/06/13/ama-rejects-resolution-to-care-for-babies-who-survive-abortions/

An AI Program Is Pretending to Be Jesus and Thousands of Lost Young People Are Flocking to It

There’s an event recorded in the Gospel of Matthew in which Jesus was sitting on the Mount of Olives, and his disciples asked him what the sign of the end of the age would be.

Jesus replied, “See that no one leads you astray. For many will come in my name, saying, ‘I am the Christ,’ and they will lead many astray.”

At least one of those deceivers is turning out to be an AI called “ask_jesus.”

According to The Independent, a Berlin-based tech collective has developed a chatbot resembling Jesus Christ, which already has thousands of followers seeking advice and guidance.

The chatbot, referred to as “AI Jesus,” has the appearance of a bearded white man with a radiant halo and utilizes artificial intelligence reportedly trained on the teachings of Jesus and the Bible.

Operating under the Twitch channel name “ask_jesus,” the live stream has amassed a following of over 36,000 devoted users. Viewers are encouraged to pose their questions to the “AI Jesus,” who responds with gestures and answers, providing advice on topics ranging from gaming to relationships.

The chatbot has the ability to remember previous interactions with the user which gives it a false sense of omniscience.

The ask_jesus AI was created by The Singularity Group, a team of self-described “driven and ambitious volunteer activists working on innovative projects to make a real difference in the world.”

A closer look at the “projects” page on the group’s website reveals their interest in “tech philanthropy.” The website also claims to be “using innovative technologies such as the PRPS & DUBI blockchain tokens alongside the Giving Works charity” towards “a universal basic income for all.”

That doesn’t sound suspicious at all.

Fans of the ask_jesus praise the ‘realism’ of “AI Jesus,” who offers moral and ethical advice. But its zen approach to the questions makes it sound far more like Deepak Chopra than Jesus Christ. Which, I guess, is the point.

For instance, one user asked it about gay marriage, and it gave them the noncommittal “all love is love” answer, staying politically correct at all times.

Another user asked the chatbot to explain the Book of Genesis in terms of pizza, and the AI dutifully complied.

More at: https://www.westernjournal.com/ai-program-pretending-jesus-thousands-lost-young-people-flocking/