How Sanctions Are Freeing Iran
The regime can’t afford to enforce its laws effectively.
December 7, 2022
The Sabbath Might Be a Bulwark against the Dehumanizing Future of Technology
Jewish theology and artificial intelligence.
Recently, the experimental computer program known as ChatGPT, which provides answers in text form to questions posed by users—based on knowledge it has acquired from studying the Internet—has been getting much attention from social and traditional media. Such technological novelties naturally raise both hopes and fears about the potential of artificial intelligence, and the moral and ethical questions it might pose. Aaron Segal considers some of these questions in his review of Staying Human: A Jewish Theology for the Age of Artificial Intelligence, by Harris Bor:
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On the British Left, Jews’ Complaints of Anti-Semitism Are Routinely Dismissed
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The Sabbath Might Be a Bulwark against the Dehumanizing Future of Technology
Jewish theology and artificial intelligence.
A Brandy Long Favored by East European Jews Gets Its Due
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