The Jerusalem Post
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AI won't replace magicians, but it may reshape live entertainment - opinion
AI may not master sleight of hand anytime soon, but it could weaken the human desire to gather, watch, and wonder together
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AI may not master sleight of hand anytime soon, but it could weaken the human desire to gather, watch, and wonder together
As AI reshapes education, the Jewish world faces a choice: build values-driven tools now or lose control of the next generationโs learning.
Thousands of years before AI, the ancients imagined much of it โ self-operating tools, autonomous weapons, answer-giving superintelligence.