The post discusses the complex relationship between artificial intelligence (AI) and human intelligence, emphasizing the ethical and existential questions arising from advancing AI technologies. It incorporates perspectives from various theological discussions, particularly within Catholicism, examining how AI might impact our understanding of intelligence and the potential of viewing AI as a substitute for spiritual fulfillment. A significant focus is placed on the limitations of AI compared to human intelligence, discussing the importance of human relationships and lived experiences, and the danger of idolatry in technology adoption. The discussion also poses important questions about the future of work and personal fulfillment in a society increasingly influenced by automation and AI.