The use of AI for religious matters needs to be seen based on the purpose of its use. If AI is only used to help find information, summarize religious texts, translate terms, create study schedules, or help understand basic questions, this technology can be a practical tool. But AI is not a source of revelation and has no religious authority by itself. The answers given could also be wrong because AI works based on data and language patterns, not because it has spiritual abilities.
Therefore, I will not use AI's answers as the sole basis for determining the law of worship, especially when the questions relate to serious religious issues or have differences of opinion. AI answers should be used as a starting point for understanding the problem, then verified through books, trusted religious sources, or competent religious figures according to the traditions adhered to.
The same applies when AI is used to create religious content. Don't just copy an answer because it sounds convincing. Check the source, context, and accuracy of the quote first. Technology can help people learn religion more easily, but the responsibility for ensuring the truth of the information remains with the user. In matters of worship, prudence is much more important than simply getting answers quickly.
