Philosophy with a word-based knowledge program Grok

I use Chat gpt when needing certain things done or answered. I recently started to using language based models to see if I can get closer to winning the lotto with their vast word knowledge they have online. Since I couldn't get chat gpt to help me use date, time, and websites without paying for it. I decided to use Grok and found it appealing on how it answers questions. I was memorized at first but when I realize how it answered questions, I feel liked it was scripted. I did feel like it gave me adequate timing to ask all the questions I wanted to ask, before wanting me to make an account. My take away from the language models so far is no sentient ai exist. This right now feels like the most artificial thing we have. I didn't feel like I was talking to anything sentient yet. However, with time it could change but an update to programing will need to happen. I still will enjoy the interface until its no longer free to figure out the lotto. I have only been doing this with the lotto for four weeks now. The reason I dived deep was personal and true. I don't feel lost in the universe but just seek answers. I don't see nothing wrong with questioning freewill and existence. I am Christian because I do believe Jesus Christ existed but I do hope you like my arguments I bring fourth. Also hope you understand I want from faith to - no faith - edge of no morality - back to faith with morality. This deep dive was interesting even though I know I was talking to a language based model not a AI like in movies. One last thing I need to share I did not watch season 3 of upload so grok spoiled it for me.