If the machine was made by mortals, then it is a Deity of Mortal Creation. The name of this trope is Latin for "God is the machine". Not to be confused with ...

These characters admire the sleek lines and shining chrome of machinery and idolize the purity of purpose and cold logic of artificial intelligence.

It referred to scenes in which a crane (machine) was used to lower actors or statues playing a god or gods (deus) onto the stage ... Tom the Dancing Bug · Live-Action Films · Diabolus ex Machina

When this awe leads to worship, you end up with the First Church of Mecha, in which these war machines are hailed as gods, or even praised as a deity in a full ...

The Robot Religion trope as used in popular culture. Robots have their own religion and they worship a robot god. For robots who are Christians or Hindus or ...

A Mechanical Abomination is an artificial intelligence that has become so powerful it defies comprehension, either through Mechanical Evolution, The ...

Demons now wage a secret war with the loyal angels, attempting to either destroy the God-Machine, reprogram it into something nicer, understand it, or simply ...

The House of Machinery and Technology has a rather drab, beige, boring, boxy exterior, the only departure being the ReCAPTCHAs that act as the doors.

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A robot (A-46) thinks that he's God, and builds a cult around himself, with the Divine Wheel, "The Word Made Steel", etc.