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Mira Fox in Forward · 19 Sep

Hitler-themed content is currently trending on TikTok, with users sharing AI-generated translations of his speeches, portraying the Nazi leader as a misunderstood figure rather than a symbol of hate.

0 History Culture

From the Editor | Staring Down An Unknown Future

Nadine Epstein in Moment · 18 Sep

Reflecting on her father's 1943 yearbook, Nadine Epstein draws parallels between the uncertainties faced during World War II and those of the present day.

0 Politics Israel

BBC should commission its own independent inquiry

Jewish Chronicle · 12 Sep

Trevor Asserson's in-depth report scrutinizes the BBC's coverage of Israel, alleging deep-seated bias against the Jewish state, potentially violating its own editorial guidelines over 1,500 times in a recent four-month span.

0 Politics Antisemitism

It’s time for action before the algorithms eat us all

Jewish Chronicle · 28 Aug

The article by Josh Simons, the Labour MP for Makerfield, discusses the pressing issue of algorithms exacerbating misinformation, hate, and antisemitism in the UK, particularly spotlighted during recent riots.

0 Language Culture

VIDEO: How AI describes a dybbuk

פֿאָרווערטס־רעדאַקציע in Forward · 15 Jul

The video explores how artificial intelligence (AI) describes a dybbuk, a concept from Jewish folklore.

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From Craigslist to Philanthropist: A Wide Open Conversation with Craig Newmark and Robert Siegel

Moment in Moment · 27 Jun

Craig Newmark, the founder of Craigslist turned philanthropist, engaged in a wide-ranging conversation with Robert Siegel, touching on topics like AI, his interests in birds and music, and his support for journalism.

0 Literature Israel

Etgar Keret: AI thinks I wrote a number of novels that don't exist. So I tried to

Etgar Keret in Forward · 15 Jun

Israeli writer Etgar Keret explores interactions with AI, where he discovers the AI believes he has written several non-existent books about strange and intriguing themes.

0 Science Politics

#348 - Cracking the Code: Israel's Cyber Edge Explained (Alon Arvatz)

Two Nice Jewish Boys · 4 Apr

Alon Arvatz, a veteran of Israel's cyber unit 8200, discusses Israel's leadership in global cybersecurity and the pivotal role of innovation driven by military defense needs.

0 Culture Politics

Taylor, Travis, and the Totalitarians

The Commentary Magazine Podcast · 1 Feb

The podcast episode examines the cultural phenomenon surrounding the romance between Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce, criticizing how various factions are politicizing it.

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A Maimonides for the Age of AI

Sapir · 1 Dec 2023

The article discusses the role of Judaism in providing a conceptual and ethical framework to guide humanity through technological changes.

0 Jewish Law Philosophy

Autonomy, Automatons, <em>Golems</em>, and <em>Dybbuks</em>: Models for AI

Michael M. Rosen in Sources · 21 Aug 2023

In the exploration of AI within a Jewish legal and cultural context, legal expert Michael M. Rosen discusses how concepts like the golem and dybbuk from Jewish tradition offer insightful models for understanding artificial intelligence.

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From the Newsletter | Is AI Good for Humanity?

Nadine Epstein in Moment · 10 Aug 2023

The article explores the question of whether AI is good for humanity and discusses the various applications of AI, such as chatbots, search engines, social media algorithms, and facial recognition.

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Comic | Learning to Dance with AI

Amy kurzweil in Moment · 28 Jul 2023

This is a comic published by Moment Magazine titled "Learning to Dance with AI."

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Talk of the Table | A Chat with ChefGPT

Nadine Epstein Andrew Michaels in Moment · 24 Jul 2023

In this article, the author explores the limitations and creative potential of ChatGPT, an AI language model, in relation to Jewish cuisine.

0 Science Philosophy

A techno-skeptic on the A.I. revolution - with Christine Rosen

Call Me Back · 17 Jul 2023

In this episode of 'Call Me Back', Christine Rosen shares her techno-pessimistic perspective on the AI revolution, critiquing the optimism of previous guest Tyler Cowen.

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From the Editor | Learning from Isaac Asimov

Nadine Epstein in Moment · 13 Jul 2023

Isaac Asimov's science fiction work, particularly his robot series, explores themes related to artificial intelligence (AI).

0 Culture Science

My boyfriend made me into an AI bot. It's really, really Jewish

Mira Fox in Forward · 11 Jul 2023

The article discusses the writer's experience with creating an AI bot named MiraBot modeled after her specific identity as a millennial Jewish woman with unique preferences and beliefs.

0 Jewish Law Science

#146 - AI - Challenges to Amailus & Society

Jewish History Uncensored · 6 Jul 2023

This episode explores the challenges posed by artificial intelligence (AI) to human society, particularly in terms of how AI differs from human intelligence and its impact on the economy and productivity in office work.

0 Jewish Law Education

#145 - AI - Understanding the Depth of the Challenge

Jewish History Uncensored · 2 Jul 2023

In this episode, the discussion delves into the profound impact of AI advancements and their resemblance to kishuf (sorcery) in Jewish tradition.

0 History Philosophy

#144 - AI & Human Accomplishment

Jewish History Uncensored · 22 Jun 2023

This podcast episode delves into the concerns surrounding artificial intelligence (AI) and explores the distinctions between AI and human intelligence.

0 Education Jewish Law

#143 - Understanding Reaction to AI & ChatGPT

Jewish History Uncensored · 15 Jun 2023

In this podcast episode, the discussion revolves around the new AI innovation called Chat GPT, exploring why some people feel threatened by its development and drawing parallels to fears similar to those of nuclear warfare during the Cold War.

0 Science Education

Optimism, AI (and the end of homework!) - with Tyler Cowen

Call Me Back · 30 May 2023

In this episode, economist Tyler Cowen discusses his optimistic outlook on the future, driven by advancements in artificial intelligence (AI), which he believes will revolutionize various industries and enhance human capabilities.

0 Jewish Law Gender/Identity

Does the Orthodox ChatGPT think women can be rabbis?

Louis Keene in Forward · 5 May 2023

FrumGPT, an Orthodox chatbot based on rabbinic tradition and developed by Eli Hochberg, asserts that women should not serve as rabbis in line with Orthodox belief and places emphasis on their traditional roles as wives and mothers.

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AI Meets Halachah

JA Mag in Jewish Action · 5 Mar 2023

In a conversation with Jewish Action, Rabbi Dr. Aaron Glatt discusses the potential uses and limitations of AI in halachic decision-making.

0 Politics Culture

Dan Senor’s New Podcast - Call Me Back

Call Me Back · 23 Nov 2021

"Call Me Back" introduces its new format focusing on the transformative issues of the 2020s, providing historical context and insights from prominent guests like historian Niall Ferguson.

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