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Can AI Make Us More Human?

The extraordinary force called Artificial Intelligence (AI) threatens to replace us, seducing us with an irresistible sales pitch: Why do something yourself when a brainy, all-knowing program can do it all instantly and better?

A Seder Surprise: Returning to God

What is it that makes God an unlikely and surprising subject? And why would it never occur to me to make our Creator the theme of a Seder?

This Passover, Let’s Liberate Laughter

Everything about the Seder reeks of serious. Serious symbols, serious meaning, serious lessons. Where is there room for laughter in this sacred place of meaning?

Feeling Guilty Over a Remarkable Book

Is it callous of me to read the most heart-wrenching tale of physical pain and loss and think, “This is one of the most beautiful sentences I’ve ever read?”

Fighting Jew-Hatred with Great Lawyers

The free speech we need most right now is the freedom to file compelling lawsuits that will put the fear of the law, not the fear of Trump, in those who attack us.

Envisioning a Milken Ecosystem: Education for the Jewish Future

Early education at the new Aaron Milken Center is so obviously crucial because it represents the foundation of a kid’s life. Just like the planting of a tree and Judaism itself, the stronger the foundation the longer it will last and the more it will thrive.

Remembering Eli Fink

Fink created a lot of meaningful things in his life, with a Torah-Hollywood voice that made him one in a million. As he said about Judaism, his past will live in us.

The Great Free Speech Pretenders

It’s easy to defend a hater whose hateful views against Israel don’t bother you one bit. But what about a hater whose views you absolutely abhor?

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