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In November of last year, ChatGPT, a cutting-edge AI application, became available for free to the general public. In the months since then, the Jewish world has exploded with possibilities about how Judaism might be impacted by AI and what Judaism might offer the AI conversation in turn. In this

on-line course with David Zvi Kalman we'll cover the current state of artificial intelligence, how we might expect Judaism to change as a result of this new technology, and whether Judaism has a unique response to the question that a machine can have a soul.

October 31: A crash course in Artificial Intelligence

November 7: What will AI do to Judaism?

November 14: Can a machine be a person?

David Zvi Kalman serves as a scholar-in-residence and Director of New Media at the Shalom Hartman Institute of North America.