I think this is technically an invalid syllogism. People can create art. Machines can create art. Therefore, people are machines. But it's true that lots of

I think this is technically an invalid syllogism. People can create art. Machines can create art. Therefore, people are machines. But it's true that lots of things have happened in science and engineering over time that have reduced humanity's sense of uniqueness and specialness. And some of those things have also been challenging for traditional religious belief. However, they don't necessarily disprove the religious belief, they just undermine certain intuitions that are highly compatible with it (like that a certain kind of human uniqueness must be a direct consequence of the divine plan).