How might advances in AI impact faith, ethics, and morality as we struggle to comprehend what it means for a machine to be human?
By Annie Brown, Former Contributor · Forbes · Innovation / AIMusician
Founder, Wedu
It was only about a year ago that the young chassidic rockstar leveraged his social media channels, now at 2 Million+ on Instagram and Tiktok, to launch his debut single, You Are Not Alone. The debut charted in several countries throughout the world within days. His freshly opened Spotify profile jumped to myriads of listeners and he was taking interviews with GQ, Forbes, and the like shortly thereafter. Beyond just the US, the single even scaled to the Monaco, France, & Italy regions, reaching as high as #3 for Hip Hop & Rap on the charts in France, all the while, reaching charts in Italy, as well.
Moshe Reuven Sheradsky is the founder of Wedu, the company he started in 2014 that builds software and brands for clients and, under the same roof, its own products. Wedu’s technology practice builds apps, AI agents and automations; its brand arm, Wedu Media, has worked with companies including Boohoo Group; and its advisory practice works directly with founders and chief executives. Forbes named him to its 30 Under 30 Europe list in Technology in 2022.
He is also an ordained rabbi and a recording artist. His debut single, “You Are Not Alone,” charted in several countries within days of release, reaching No. 22 on Billboard’s Rap/Hip Hop chart and No. 3 on the Hip Hop & Rap chart in France. His social following now exceeds two million across Instagram and TikTok. He recorded “Say” with Julian Marley, and a later single, “Red and Yellow,” reached No. 1 in Israel. He has served three times as a chief marketing officer and was a consultant to Boohoo Group, and he sits on the University of South Florida’s digital marketing advisory board. He has written for Forbes Middle East, for Entrepreneur magazine and, as a member of the Forbes Technology Council, for Forbes.com. He holds a BS/BA from the University of Central Florida and the Rabbinical College of America, and is an MBA Dean’s Scholar at Cornell University. He lives in New Jersey.
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