Venture capitalist and entrepreneur Michael Eisenberg published a statement on Wednesday calling on young Haredi men to take part in the artificial intelligence industry. He warned that remaining behind 'Haredi politicians' would leave them disconnected from both Israeli society and the broader global future, according to a Telegram post from Eisenberg.
Michael Eisenberg, a prominent Israeli-American venture capitalist and author, published a direct appeal to young Haredi men on Wednesday, urging them to join the rapidly advancing field of artificial intelligence. In a statement posted on Telegram, Eisenberg warned that if they continue to follow 'Haredi politicians,' they would be cut off from the state and from the world. 'If you continue to lag behind the Haredi activists, you are condemning yourselves not only to being left out of the country but also to being left out of the world — not part of the present and not part of the promising future,' he wrote. The statement adds to an ongoing debate within Israeli society about Haredi integration into the technology sector and the national workforce.
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