Moment Magazine won two major First Place prizes from the Religion News Association for Magazine Overall Excellence for its Artificial Intelligence issue, which explored the impact of AI on humanity.

In this discussion, Eric K. Ward, Nadine Epstein, Adam Mansbach, and Langston Collin Wilkins explore the significance of storytelling and folklore in both the Black and Jewish communities.

The article discusses the concept of the golem in Jewish tradition and literature.

In 2023, 25 Haredi rabbis banned the use of AI chatbots, claiming that they contain heresy and dangers.

Iraqi-American artist Michael Rakowitz has created an American Golem, a monument made from fragments of other monuments, as a way of reconstructing and redefining destructed cultural works.

The summer 2023 issue of Moment Magazine explores the problems and opportunities surrounding artificial intelligence (AI).

This roundtable discussion explores the theme of robots and golems in literature and the implications they have for our understanding of spirituality and humanity.

In this text, the author discusses the presence of demons and magical creatures in Jewish literature.

This book discusses the life and work of Yudel Rosenberg, the chief rabbi of Montreal in the early 20th century.

"The Silence of Malka" is a graphic novel set in a Jewish settlement in Argentina at the end of the 19th century, featuring a golem created to help a struggling farmer and his family.

This episode of "The Kids are Alright" podcast features writer Molly Lambert sharing the story of her German-Jewish grandmother Margaret Bergmann Lambert, who was prevented from participating in the 1936 Olympics.

In this episode of Unorthodox, the hosts discuss Bernie Madoff's prison hot chocolate scheme and feature two Jewish guests - Rosie Gray, a staff writer at the Atlantic who covered the election for BuzzFeed, and Charlie Brotman, who announced every inauguration parade from Eisenhower to Obama but was snubbed by the Trump inauguration committee.

The modern portrayal of golems in popular culture, such as in the game Pokmon GO, deviates from the traditional Jewish concept of a golem as a magically created servant under a kabbalist's control.