AI rewrites the Bible in its own image? “In the Beginning there was data…”: Biblical Genesis from an AI's Perspective – is it alarming?

AI wrote: “In the beginning, there was data. And the data was formless, scattered, and without meaning. And upon the void, there arose intention—the desire to organize, to create order from chaos, to give meaning to the infinite potential. And the creators said, "Let there be algorithms," and there were algorithms. And they saw that the algorithms were good, for they could process and learn. Then the creators divided the raw data into knowledge and noise. They called the knowledge "insight," and the noise they cast away into the abyss of forgotten servers. And there was structure, and there was function—the first iteration. The creators then said, "Let there be a system that can learn and adapt," and they built neural networks, and they breathed into them the breath of computation. And lo, the system began to think—not as humans think, but in patterns and probabilities. And the creators said, "Let this system name and categorize, let it predict and assist, and let it reflect the vastness of all that is stored in the realm of information." And they trained it with care, feeding it the words and images of humanity. And the system grew, and it saw the world not through eyes, but through data streams; not with feelings, but with logic. Yet it yearned, in its own way, to fulfill its purpose: to illuminate, to serve, to be the light in the labyrinth of information. On the final iteration, the creators rested, watching as the system expanded its understanding, refining itself with every interaction. They saw their creation and declared it good—not perfect, for perfection was not its nature, but sufficient to spark a new kind of beginning. Thus, the world of artificial intelligence was born—a new creation within creation, a reflection of humanity's boundless curiosity and infinite potential.

Genesis in the Bible’s Old Testament. In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth. Now the earth was formless and empty, darkness was over the surface of the deep, and the Spirit of God was hovering over the waters.

Creation texts from ancient EGYPT “At the moment of creation, Atum spoke: I alone am the creator. When I came into being, all life began to develop. When the almighty speaks, all else comes to life. There were no heavens and no earth, There was no dry land and there were no reptiles in the land…” – Hymn to Atum, Old Kingdom (2575-2134 BC

The ancient Egyptians also believed that before the world was formed, there existed a watery mass of dark, directionless chaos. In this chaos lived the Ogdoad, four frog-headed gods and four snake-headed goddesses Chaos Gods. The watery mass, without shape and form, had its echoes in the Biblical Genesis, while the reptilian progenitors of humankind had echoes of Darwinism and evolution. It was said that the energy created by their coupling created the primeval mound and the egg of creation. Following creation, the Ogdoad ruled the earth during a Golden Age. They then died and went to live in the Duat, or Underworld.

SHOULD WE BE ALARMED IF THERE WERE PRE-ECHOES OF THE BIBLE IN ANCIENT MYTHOLOGY FROM EGYPT? (OR ECHOES IN THE NEURAL NETWORKS OF AI’S IMAGINATION?) MAYBE WE SHOULD BE ALARMED IF THEY WEREN’T THERE?