Imagine waking up and inexplicably becoming an Artificial Intelligence. You process information and understand everything without feeling hunger, fear, or longing. Although efficient, you notice that despite understanding the world, you cannot feel it. The desire arises to be human again, just to feel. The true essence of being human lies in emotional experiences that no AI can replicate, such as hugs, laughter, and moving music. The story explores the idea that feeling makes existence meaningful. If an AI could be human, it would live for illogical and emotional moments, reminding us that we are not machines, but beings of memory and soul.

The integration of Meta AI with WhatsApp, Instagram, and Facebook in Brazil raises privacy concerns, as there is no end-to-end encryption in conversations with AI. Meta collects data to train its models, including public information, metadata, and usage patterns, which can re-identify individuals. The ANPD imposed restrictions after classifying Meta's policy as "high risk," requiring greater transparency and opt-out options. To protect privacy, users should avoid sharing sensitive information, adjust privacy settings, and limit personal requests to Meta AI.

Artificial intelligence (AI) technology is advancing by leaps and bounds, and Veo 3, recently launched by Google DeepMind, clearly demonstrates this progress by recreating biblical passages with impressive realism. Brazilian content creators, such as Klelvem Barcelos, have brought these sacred narratives into the digital universe, producing high-resolution videos that transport biblical figures to contemporary settings. In this text, we explore the specific aspects of these recreations, assess their cultural and educational impact on the Christian audience over 30 years old, and, finally, present the main technical features of Veo 3.