However, Bruce Reichenbach argues that realizing this utopia faces theological and philosophical challenges.
This article aims to explore and assess these challenges in light of Mulla Sadra's wisdom and the views of AI specialists on issues of human identity, spirituality, worship, free will, and ethical decision-making. While Reichenbach's concerns are significant, they appear problematic when viewed from a specialist perspective, as they overlook issues such as the survival of prototypes, the possibility of simulating emotions in religious experiences, the assumption of a deity as the object of religious experience, and the feasibility of realizing models of free will and developing moral consciousness in powerful artificial intelligence.



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