Torah in the Age of Artificial Intelligence

Artificial intelligence is no longer a distant abstraction or a theoretical debate; it is already shaping how we write, teach, learn and make decisions. Its presence is felt in our classrooms, institutions, shuls and homes. This cover story explores AI’s emerging impact on education, health care, the rabbinate, kashrut, Torah study, and more, and asks a question we are only beginning to confront: How will AI shape our lives and the lives of our children? 

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Is AI the Printing Press of the Twenty-First Century? Excerpted from the 18Forty and American Security Foundation summit with Dr. Moshe Koppel, Dr. Malka Simkovich, Tikvah Wiener and Rabbi Dovid Bashevkin

How to Use AI (And How Not to Use It) by Dr. Moshe Koppel

Can AI Make Better Teachers? Rabbi Gil Student speaks with Chavie Kahn, principal of the Marilyn and Sheldon David IVDU Upper Boys School

When Rabbis Meet AI by Rachel Schwartzberg

AI in Medicine: Halachic Reflections on Emerging Challenges by Rabbi Dr. Jason Weiner

Spotify for Shiurim? The OU’s AI-Powered App Provides Customized Torah Learning by Sandy Eller

The Mashgiach’s Algorithm: Is the Future of Kosher Supervision Smarter with AI? by Rabbi Gavriel Price