From Bokortz on Florida, this is Behind the Bima.

On this episode, the rabbis are joined by Rav Yosef Tvi Riemann, Rabbi of Gush Hatzion Regional Council,

and Rush Yeshiva of the Jerusalem College of Technology.

Rabbi Rimon discusses how he got hooked on halakhah, shares his experiences with great religious leaders,

and explains what he has learned from the Gushkatif community.

Also, has Hanukkah become over-programmed?

And who wrote the intro for tonight's episode?

A conversation about the possibilities and challenges of artificial intelligence.

All this and more, behind the Bima.

Good evening. It's Wednesday night, 9 p.m.

I'm right back from Goldberg, joined by my dear friend in Collegro by Joshua Brody, and we are here to take you. Behind the Beema. You're here to take you behind the bema. Hold on. Let's read this. You ready? Yeah. Welcome back to Behind the Beema, everyone. we had a wonderful Hanukkah celebration of O'Kertan Synagogue this year.

Yes, it was a beautiful week filled with menorah lighting's. De Bema, everyone. We had a wonderful Hanukkah celebration of O'Kertan Synagogue this year.

Yes, it was a beautiful week filled with menorah lighting's lotka making and plenty of fun.

And let's not forget the Drayal tournament. I think I may have gotten a little too competitive.

Ha, you and me both. But in the end, it was all for a good cause raising money for charity speaking of charity we had a great

turnout for our tour drive for local children it's always heart-waring to see our community come

together to give back definitely and of course we can't forget about the dafiyomi i'm happy to report

that i am still on track even with all the holiday festivities excellent work brodie and i have to give a shout out to our amazing team of volunteers who help make everything run smoothly. Thank you to all of them for their hard work. Absolutely. Now let's get back to studying, preparing for the next holiday. Sounds like a plan. Until next time, Lechayim. Okay. Do you know what we just read? I was not following this. The first time I ever saw that.

I want to tell you what we just read because somebody sent this to me moments before we came on the air.

We are, of course, a live show. It is live the fourth night of Hanukkah Wednesday night.

So the new craze, I don't know if you've seen it, is this AI, artificial, this website, that you could put a prompt

and it will spit back in milliseconds something brilliant. So somebody put the following prompt

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