Against a backdrop of uncertainty, people are searching for new sources of control and stability. Where science and ancient wisdom have been conventionally pitted against one another, many are moving towards an integrated approach to authority that draws from the best of both worlds.

Once a signifier of luxury or novelty, custom products and services are now within reach of the everyday consumer, thanks to the rise of artificial intelligence, algorithm-led platforms, and the COVID-era digitisation boom. Today, everyone wants to be the main character of their brand experience.

The mainstreaming of AI is setting a new precedent for how people relate to non-human sources of intelligence. While automation on a consumer level has typically focused on specific tasks like replying to emails or budgeting, it’s now swiftly expanding to a more dynamic range of applications.

Influencer Elijah Lamb reaches thousands of young Americans with his theology and lifestyle content, bolstering the appeal of Christianity in digital spaces. What is driving young people’s exploration of faith online, and how will technology impact their relationship with religion and each other?

Sibyl AI is a tool that ushers users towards high-level spiritual literacy for mindful practices. In a context of fear and scepticism around the technology, leaning into the intersection between AI and spirituality could offer users an entry point for tech-focused discovery and intelligence.

Americans reignited their faith during the pandemic, and are looking to maintain spiritual habits outside of traditional church-going. Glorify, a new Christian-focused app is blending daily prayer, mindfulness, and community in the digital space for people who are seeking connection and ritual.

Huawei's Mate 60 Pro is gaining popularity for its Buddhist prayer widget, which has grown popular with Chinese youth. Young people's search for stability in an anxiety-ridden world sees them increasingly turning to spirituality, something that tech can provide with ease of use and convenience.