Most Jewish educational materials are intended to be published as a finished document. This one was published unfinished on purpose, with the machinery for its own revision built in and aimed at the people who would use it.
The Torah reminds us that agency should not be for its own sake; the king’s job is not to enjoy the benefits—it’s to lead the people, and, in this text, be subject to the law. Even the king needs guardrails.”
The Forward and Sinai and Synapses brought together leading voices in Jewish thought and technology to explore what a distinctly Jewish approach to artificial intelligence might look like. Watch the conversation on ethics, responsibility, and what it means to be human in the age of AI.
As our relationship with artificial intelligence continues to evolve, it might be a good idea for all of us to spend some extra time strengthening our attention muscles.
