Content by Rabbanit Sara Wolkenfeld
Rabbanit Sara Tillinger Wolkenfeld is the Director of Education at Sefaria, a new online database and interface for Jewish texts. She is passionate about Talmud education and expanding Jewish textual knowledge for all. Her previous experience includes serving as Director of Education at the Center for Jewish Life – Hillel at Princeton University as part of the OU-JLIC Jewish Learning Initiative on Campus. She studied Talmud and Jewish Law at various institutions of Jewish learning in Israel and America including Midreshet Lindenbaum, Drisha, Nishmat, and Beit Morasha and and speaks on various Jewish topics at synagogues, schools, and university communities. She lives in Washington, D.C. with her husband and their five children.
What would a Jewish encyclical on AI look like?
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.
From Sinai to Silicon: Jewish Ethics and the Future of AI
Amidst the “silicon orchards” of data centers and artificial intelligence, how do we ensure that as our world gets smarter, our lives do not become less sacred?
At the Gates: Introducing a Special CCAR Journal Issue on Judaism and AI
Jewish sources can help us guide us through the fog of uncertainty around AI, since the questions we are struggling with are ancient ones.
Moses Set the Table — Can AI Help Serve the Torah?
By leveraging AI, we’re taking part in an age-old tradition: using the most advanced technology to chart new pathways through ancient texts.