The AI Pantheon, (shamelessly purloined from the Romans just as they purloined it from the Greeks )
If we know one thing about the Romans it’s that if you took your eye of your good idea for one second they’d have it stuffed in their togas and be hot sandling away down the new stright road before you could say Ave.
You have to admire a people who basically went to Athens and wandered off with their entire Pantheon
So, as we’re pushing this AI Rome for all its worth we may as well do to the Romans what they did to the Greeks. It’s also a fun way for me to show off just how good AI generated images have become.
Here then are the new twelve AI gods, each representing essential aspects of AI development and technology. These hypothetical AI gods draw inspiration from classical deities while reflecting the key aspects of AI development, ethics, and functionality.
Each reflects aspects of their respective counterparts in classical Roman mythology while embodying attributes that align with AI's development, ethics, and technological advancements. This mapping allows for a creative and imaginative exploration of AI's impact on the modern world, much like the roles of gods in ancient mythologies.
By repurposing these Roman deities, we connect AI's growth and development with the concepts of transition and guardianship from Roman tradition. This integration bridges the gap between ancient beliefs and modern technology, adding depth to our AI pantheon.
The inclusion of two traditional ‘minor’ gods unique to the Roman pantheon reflect Rome’s tradition of welcoming and incorporating other gods into their culture of worship