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‘Shark Tank’ digital windows offer seniors realistic vistas

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Mitch Braff appreciates a room with a view.  The award-winning filmmaker, entrepreneur and founder of the Jewish Partisan Educational Foundation has at times worked in a windowless office in San […]

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AI’s systems of probability are far removed from the Jewish culture of debate

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AI chatbots trained on debunking antisemitic beliefs can reduce them in users, researchers found in a study released in November 2025. (Getty Images)
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AI has a reputation for amplifying hate. A new study finds it can weaken antisemitism, too.

Philissa Cramer by Philissa Cramer November 20, 2025November 20, 2025
San Anselmo Councilmember Yoav Schlesinger’s career path has been “delightfully nonlinear,” from nonprofit leadership, to tech ethics and, now, small-town government. (Gina Logan Photography)
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Daniel Klein, CEO of Jewish Silicon Valley (left) and ADL's Oren Segal. (Emma Goss/J. Staff)
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How AI is helping antisemites spread extremist ideas online, in plain sight

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