The presence of artificial intelligence (AI) still raises concerns among humans, especially regarding job fields. According to the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development, around 27 percent of all skill-required jobs can be automated using AI. However, who would have thought that advanced countries like Japan use AI robots for religious rituals? Here is the full story and interesting facts!

The following is the translation of the given 'Bahasa' text to 'English' while preserving any HTML tags: "This humanoid robot is also present at the Tao Temple, Singapore. The result is the same. Half of the 239 worshippers listened to the sermon, while the other half chose to listen to the human priest. They believe that robot prayers will not be answered. Nevertheless, one intention in introducing Mindar to the Kodai-Ji temple is to attract the attention of young people and encourage them to become interested in and practice religion."

According to a survey by the Pew Research Center published in 2018, there are surprising facts that show that teenagers are more likely to not identify themselves with a religious group compared to older adults. This survey involved 41 countries, and the conclusion is that spiritual leaders have become cultural models. They not only convey teachings of faith but also represent diverse principles and provide legitimacy. Therefore, it seems difficult for artificial intelligence to replace the role of this profession.