Content on Technology (Page 3)
Artificial Life: Worth Living? A Panel from the Genesis Project
What are the ethical implications of the latest developments in genetic engineering and the impact on improving the quality of human life?
Does Judaism Value the Natural over the Man-made?
Nature is not an end in itself. Humanity is needed to complete that which was created to enhance what is natural.
What Artificial Intelligence Can Teach Us About Ourselves
Human beings have long wondered about the extent to which we truly have free will, or whether the path we travel is pre-ordained.
Judaism in a Cloud-Based Economy
We are now in time when “owning” something is often more of a drawback than a benefit.
How Tech Innovation Both Defines and Challenges Our Identity
So often, the discourse describes technological change as something that is being done to us whereas, in fact, we are the source of technological innovation and experimentation.
This Week in Religion and Technology – 1/16/15
An app for empathy, why social media is not creating more stress, and our worship of the algorithm — here’s what’s new in religion and technology this week.
This Week in Religion and Technology – 1/9/15
How lies on Facebook change our memory, our constant feeling of “ambient intimacy,” and the challenges of a new social media site for the deceased — here’s what’s new in religion and technology this week.
Uncovering the Torah of Technology – An ELI Talk by Rabbi Michael Mellen
There are items in our world that are both spiritual and technological at the same time, just waiting for us to discover both.
This Week in Religion and Technology – 12/19/14
Christmas lights as disruptive innovation, a rosary app, and social media as a form of connection during tragedy — here’s what’s new in religion and technology this week.
This Week in Religion and Technology – 12/12/14
Using emojis for introspective journaling, why Muslims are using online dating, and how to slow down time — here’s what’s new in religion and technology this week.
Quality of Life or Quantity of Life?
As medical technologies continue to grow, we are able to save many more people than in the past. But the ethical challenges will only increase.
This Week in Religion and Technology – 12/5/14
Facebook as a window into intoversion/extroversion, religious fundamentalists and robots, and the digital economy as a form of religion — here’s what’s new in religion and technology this week.