Satan's rebellion has led humanity to believe in false origins of life, such as abiogenesis and panspermia, instead of a divine Creator. I critique the scientific community's efforts to explain life without acknowledging supernatural creation, asserting the biblical viewpoint that true life and intelligence can only stem from God.

The ongoing competition to create artificial intelligence involves massive investments by major companies in developing supercomputers with extensive GPU capacities. However, true sentient intelligence cannot emerge merely from advanced technology, as intelligence is the product of divine creation, not a result of computational complexity alone.

John McCarthy, a significant figure in artificial intelligence, coined the term during the 1956 Dartmouth conference, aiming to develop machines that could simulate human intelligence. He proposed key aspects of AI, questioning its potential sentience. I argue that true sentience originates from a divine Creator, not from machines.