Chabad.AI: Every Shliach Has a List
On Friday at Oholei Torah, during breakfast and the sessions, shluchim can pick up a free Chabad.AI day pass. Here's what to do with it.
by COLlive Editor · COLliveEvery shliach has a list.
One Shliach may have on it a man who lost his father this year and wants to understand what his Kaddish does for his father’s neshamah. Or a couple who came for Rosh HaShanah and want to learn more. Then there’s the professional who is seeking guidance from the Rebbe’s letters and talks.
Picture having the entire library of Chassidus at your fingertips, letting you find the exact explanation or letter in seconds for that pending question.
Welcome to Chabad.AI.
Ask it a question in plain words. It searches Chassidus and the Rebbe’s teachings and links each point it makes to the source, so you can open the original and read it yourself before you pass anything on. Then you can send him the chat with the sources, and he can keep asking in his own language. For a psak, of course, he still comes to you.
It’s just as useful when you’re the one preparing. Ask for sources on a topic and you’ll get them in order, ready to learn through and turn into a class.
But wait. Why can’t your community member just look it up himself?
He can. And that’s the revolution.
Someone who has never opened a Tanya can now ask his question at his own level and get an answer with the sources. He can keep learning between your conversations, and he’ll come back to you with better questions.
Chabad.AI launched on 4 Cheshvan. Since then, tens of thousands of people have used it. Now it’s your turn.
On Friday, November 6, at breakfast and the sessions at Oholei Torah, shluchim can pick up a card with a personal code: a free day pass with 100 credits for a full day of learning, without the hourly limit. It starts once your free daily limit runs out, so you can save it for the day you need it most. Scan it by Sunday, November 8, at 11:59 PM.
So pick up your card. And bring the list.
Questions people are asking
- My father passed away this year. What does saying Kaddish do for his neshamah?
- We started keeping Shabbos and my parents are upset. How do I handle it?
- I put on tefillin once in a while. Does it still matter if I’m not religious?
- My mother is in the hospital. What can I take on in her merit?
- My teenager says he doesn’t believe in Hashem. What do I say?
- I lost my job. How do I keep my bitachon?
Ask your own question now at Chabad.AI →
For your next shiur, try asking
- Pull the sources on the two souls for a beginners’ Tanya class.
- Give me three sources on simcha for a short class.
- What does the Rebbe say in the sichos on this week’s parsha that I can share at Kiddush?
- Help me plan a four-week course on Shabbos for beginners.
- Find me a story of the Rebbe about teshuvah to share at a farbrengen.
- Find me sources on hachnosas orchim for a women’s class.
Chabad.AI is a project of Kehot Publication Society, Vaad Hanachos B’Lahak, Sichos In English and Chabad.org, made possible by our tech founder Rabbi Eliyahu and Inna Kholodenko and family.
Your free account covers everyday use, with plans if you want more. Can’t make it Friday? Try it now at Chabad.AI, and join the WhatsApp community for weekly updates: Chabad.ai/community
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