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Vladislav Davidzon

New York, Odesa, Paris
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Vladislav Davidzon, Tablet's European culture correspondent, is a Russian-American writer, translator, and critic. He was born in Tashkent, Uzbekistan, and lives in Paris.

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The Ukraine and Iran Symposium

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By Claire Berlinski, Vladislav Davidzon
| Claire’s Invariably Interesting Thoughts
The symposium with Vladislav was a fantastic. But the video that resulted was, again, way longer than anyone could reasonably be expected to watch. It was longer, I think, than I can even upload. I’d been trying for 24 hours to upload an edited version, without success. The system only relented when I cut it down by another half hour.
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AI and Jewish Mysticism

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By Vladislav Davidzon
| First Things Verified
What is the proper spiritual posture from which to ask questions of a machine? Might formulating clever LLM prompts condition how we ask questions about, and put questions to, God? Are Jews—rigorously trained in iterative and dialectical reflections—uniquely prepared to adapt to the rise of AI? Can reading the Talmud teach us to be better programmers of the human soul? Or will the advent of AGI end human creativity? Is anticipation for the imminence of AGI similar to our longing for the Messiah?
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A Bleak Week for Ukraine

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By Claire Berlinski, Vladislav Davidzon
| Claire’s Invariably Interesting Thoughts
Analysis of geopolitics, economy, and society, mostly by Dan Perry and Claire Berlinski. Supporting reason, culture and the liberal order now beset from all sides. Analysis of geopolitics, economy, and society, mostly by Dan Perry and Claire Berlinski. Supporting reason, culture and the liberal order now beset from all sides.
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