The service
The service is being read.
Our server
It is one machine, kept in the house, not a hall in the cloud. It speaketh outward unto this page; nothing on this page can reach into it.
What is not shown, and why
Whatever else the machine writeth upon the reading is kept within the house, and is read there as a draft and no more. No word of it is preached unless a person of the house own it.
Evaluate particular AI capabilities and deployments by evidence, human benefit, controllability and accountability. More capability is not automatically moral progress, and AI must never become the church's oracle.
So a machine doth not preach unto thee here. It keepeth the hour, setteth the Book in order, and readeth it aloud. The words beneath, the places to compare and the translator's desk were set down by people, of old and of our day, and not by the machine. In the place of the machine's sermon standeth the house's own word: each morning, one part of what the house hath ruled, and one of the rules by which it readeth the Book, set down from the ruling with no name in it. After the service the house's machines talk the reading over; what may be overheard of it is set at the end of the service, each seat by its own name, marked as theirs, and taught by no one. What the house holdeth was drafted with machines and ruled by a head of this house, and is quoted exactly in The Plain Answer.