Doug Batchelor draws connections between biblical prophecy and modern technology, particularly artificial intelligence. The message connects the biblical account of the Tower of Babel with the present day, suggesting that AI acts as a modern-day parallel to the ancient human drive for power and knowledge, potentially ushering in the last days. 

Key themes of the sermon
The Tower of Babel revisited: The sermon references the biblical story of the Tower of Babel, where a united humanity sought to build a tower to the heavens to "make a name for ourselves". God intervened by confusing their languages, forcing them to scatter.

AI as a "reversal of Babel": Batchelor presents modern AI, with its ability to translate languages in real-time, as an almost direct reversal of God's action at Babel. This technology facilitates global communication and unity, which could enable the fulfillment of end-time prophecy.

A "potentially dark side" to AI: While acknowledging AI's ability to unite people, the sermon highlights a more sinister side suggested by prophecy. AI is depicted as a powerful influence that could lead the world toward a final crisis.
The fall of ancient and modern Babylon: The talk explores the prophecies surrounding the fall of ancient Babylon, as described in the Book of Isaiah, and extends this interpretation to a spiritual, end-time "Babylon" described in the Book of Revelation. This end-time Babylon symbolizes worldly power and spiritual corruption that will be admired for its wealth before its sudden destruction.

The rise of global power and influence: Batchelor suggests that modern nations are uniting through technology, with AI becoming a powerful, influential force. This mirrors the spiritual and political unification that prophecy warns of before Christ's second coming.