Overview
- After his Intel ouster and a shareholder suit, Gelsinger became Gloo’s executive chair and head of technology in March.
- Gloo markets an AI chatbot tuned to theological preferences plus a workspace platform for churches and ministries.
- The company reports serving over 140,000 faith, ministry and nonprofit leaders.
- At an October hackathon with more than 600 participants and over $250,000 in prizes, an attendee said a prompt injection got Gloo’s pre‑beta LLM to output a methamphetamine recipe, which he reported to leadership.
- Gelsinger has pitched the effort to legal advocacy groups and unnamed congressional leaders, while unveiling a Harvard‑inspired 'Flourishing AI' evaluation that shows major models scoring low on a 'Faith' measure.