High-tech and artificial intelligence are fast becoming a big part of our daily lives. Author Wallace Henley says if we are not careful, American society could easily enter into "dangerous territory," a less human world that forgets the preeminence of God. "We have these machines emerging and people are beginning to worship those machines," Henley explained. "There's actually an A.I. church now and there's another technology specialist who said if this thing can go a billion times faster than the human brain, this machine, than the only thing that we can call it is God." Listen to today's podcast and subscribe: Henley is a Christian Post exclusive columnist, author of the book, Who Will Rule the Coming'Gods'?

Are you chatting with a human or a bot? Chatbots increasingly make it hard to tell. Chatbots are getting a lot of attention in retail these days. At the NRF Big Show in January, several vendors, startups and established alike, featured chatbots in their booths at the show. They could do everything from interact with you about new products and what you liked about them, to help you figure out the opening hours of your local store.