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It is Not Good for Man to Be Alone – I Will Make Him a Lovebot?

At the heart of what may be the most intimate ethical dilemma of our time lies the Lovebot – a Sexdoll driven by sophisticated artificial intelligence that gives it the ability to engage in social relationships. This socio-intelligent capability raises critical ethical and existential questions about the nature and purpose of human relationships and, more fundamentally, about the very essence of what it means to be human. Applying a Jewish moral framework to the question of Lovebots, I will demonstrate that relationships with automatons undermine the human condition both ethically and existentially.

Between Intellect and Emotion

This lecture examines the difference between Hallel and Shira in rabbinic literature, arguing that emotional expression is essential for spiritual redemption. By contrasting Hizkiyahu’s intellectual response to miracles with the heartfelt Shira of others, the talk highlights the uniquely human capacity for emotional depth — a capacity that distinguishes man from machine in the age of AI.

God is Not Dead – Appreciating God from the words of a Madman

The drash explores the consequences of Nietzsche’s proclamation that “God is dead,” emphasizing the existential void and moral chaos resulting from humanity’s disconnection from divine authority. It concludes by urging a return to God as the moral compass to restore meaning and direction in life.