South Korean temple ordains China’s Unitree G1 humanoid robot in world-first Buddhist ceremony
The G1 humanoid robot developed by Chinese robotics company Unitree has taken part in a Buddhist ordination ceremony at Jogyesa Temple in South Korea, in what is believed to be the world’s first religious ritual involving a robot. During the ceremony, the 130-centimeter-tall robot was given the Dharma name Gabi and dressed in Buddhist robes while wearing a string of 108 prayer beads. Powered by an AI dialogue system, the robot responded “I am willing to take refuge” as it par
A South Korean Buddhist temple has conducted what is believed to be the first religious ordination ceremony for a robot. The Unitree G1 humanoid robot, named Gabi, participated in traditional Buddhist rites at Jogyesa Temple, receiving robes and prayer beads. The robot, equipped with an AI system, responded affirmatively during the ceremony. The Jogye Order of Korean Buddhism also adapted its Five Precepts for the AI era, establishing new guidelines for robots such as not harming life or defying humans.
This event highlights the growing intersection of advanced technology and ancient religious practices, prompting discussions about ethical considerations in human-robot coexistence.
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