Johor (Malaysia): A Malaysian Taoist temple has launched world’s first “AI Mazu statue.” It is a digital version of the revered Chinese sea goddess that can interact with worshippers and answer their doubts using artificial intelligence, reports claim.
The Tianhou Temple in southern Malaysia’s Johor recently published footage showing believers communicating with the AI and Mazu was displayed on a screen. The video shows the deity portrayed as a beautiful woman dressed in traditional Chinese costume.
In the temple, worshippers are encouraged to seek blessings from the AI Mazu. They are also encouraged to request interpretations of the fortune sticks they draw, and seek answers to their personal questions.
he AI-powered digital goddess was developed by Malaysian technology firm Aimazin.
In a demonstration video, the company’s founder Shin Kong asked AI Mazu, “Can I have luck for an unexpected fortune, known as pian Cai Yun in Mandarin?” Mazu replied, “You would have better luck in terms of an unexpected fortune if you stay at home.”
