After being "retired" in December last year, former Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger recently announced that he would serve as the chairman and technical director of Gloo, an AI religious company.Founded in 2013, Gloo focuses on providing digital tools for Christian churches and faith groups. Its core products include virtual assistants and Bible AI chatbot Kallm. Last year, Gloo successfully raised US$110 million to accelerate the development of GlooAI.

Jisinger has more than 40 years of experience in the technology industry. He has held important positions such as VMware CEO and Intel CEO. He is also a devout Christian. He has invested heavily in Gloo for the past ten years and is a member of the company's board of directors.

This time turning from an investor to a leader with real power, Kissinger said: "Technology has the ability to connect, enhance and change lives, but it needs to be built with the goal of doing good."

Gloo also said that it hopes to use Kissinger's rich experience to lead the company to create new situations. In the future, Kissinger's first task is to assist in the development of GlooAI.