  As Artificial General Intelligence edges closer to reality, Artificial
Superintelligence does too. This paper argues that ASI's unparalleled
capabilities might lead people to attribute godlike infallibility to it,
resulting in a cognitive bias toward unquestioning acceptance of its decisions.
By drawing parallels between ASI and divine attributes such as omnipotence,
omniscience, and omnipresence, this analysis highlights the risks of conflating
technological advancement with moral and ethical superiority. Such dynamics
could engender a technocratic theocracy, where decision-making is abdicated to
ASI, undermining human agency and critical thinking.
