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    Gary Marcus Says AI Feels Like a Religion

    Cognitive scientist and AI critic Gary Marcus posted the observation on X.

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    Gary Marcus posted that AI has never felt more like a religion than it does now. The cognitive scientist and author, known for critiquing deep learning and LLMs, made the remark in a single tweet. The statement attributes religious characteristics to current public discourse on artificial intelligence. No first-party confirmation or independent sources in the packet establish that such characteristics exist beyond Marcus's own comment. The post stands as one entry among visible replies on the platform.

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    @GaryMarcusAI has never felt more like a religion than it does now.
    @neilturkewitz@GaryMarcus Because belief not supported by observable reality is the only thing left driving AI evangelism. That leads them into seeing the world as divided into saints and apostates.

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    @GaryMarcusAI has never felt more like a religion than it does now.
    @neilturkewitz@GaryMarcus Because belief not supported by observable reality is the only thing left driving AI evangelism. That leads them into seeing the world as divided into saints and apostates.