The Buddha warned against mistaking appearances for truth. In today’s AI age, that teaching may be more important than ever
A college student in the United States considers how AI de-biasing, reframed through Buddhist concepts of collective intention, might offer a path toward more equitable outcomes.
Bruno Wang reflects on how Buddharoid, the AI-powered robot monk, brings a Dharma twist to our prescient Dharma discussions on AI
Anam Thubten Rinpoche reflects on the imminent revolution heralded by the advent of artificial intelligence—and its Dharmic implications
Rev. Hondaku, ordained minister in the Higashi Honganji, reveals his ambitious plans for Buddhist dissemination in the AI age
Aging is proof of not just our mortality but also the Buddhist truths; Bruno Wang explores how it can be the greatest teacher
As we enter the age of AI, Adam Dietz reflects on a Buddhist emphasis on clarity so our new tools may serve our humanity
What happens when the Dharma meets AI? In the final installment of his series on Buddhist publishing, John Negru explores the irreplaceable role of living teachers in transmitting wisdom beyond words
Even as AI helps with digitization and innovation, should Buddhist voices speak out about AI’s dangers: surveillance, inequality, and erosion of compassion
The Buddhist hope for AI takes into account Buddhism’s core question of dukkha, or existential suffering, and its resolution
Asa Hershoff offers a critical view of the challenges and opportunities for Buddhism in the 21st century
Michael Martin explores how mindful engagement can help us approach our digital social lives with wisdom and compassion
