Kindness to AI
February 8, 2023
While AI is clearly not human, some machines employing AI can express human characteristics, and as a result we may interact with it as if it is a person.
Rabbi Jason Weiner
Why Jewish Vaccine Advocates Shouldn’t be Condescending Towards Those Who Are Hesitant
March 1, 2021
We should treat individuals who hold these views with respect and listen to their concerns.
‘Telechaplaincy’ is Effective and Can Lead to Meaningful Spiritual Conversations
July 20, 2020
We consistently have been surprised at the depth and profundity of many of these calls, and the ability to forge meaningful connections.
It’s Better to Be Safe Than in the ICU
May 11, 2020
The consequences of not taking physical distancing seriously can be a matter of life and death for too many.
Jewish Ethical Questions Around Developing a Coronavirus Vaccine
April 20, 2020
Jews can – and should – serve as participants in a challenge study associated with rapidly developing a vaccine for the coronavirus.
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