AI & Digital Humanities in Biblical Studies at EHJ 2026

Modern computational methods and artificial intelligence are transforming biblical scholarship. EHJ 2026 features specialists applying machine learning, statistical analysis, and digital tools to ancient Hebrew texts, inscriptions, and biblical manuscripts. Sessions explore how computational approaches can identify patterns, analyze textual variants, and process large datasets, while also examining the limitations of AI and the continued importance of traditional philological and theological interpretation. For specific applications of digital tools to biblical textual analysis, see the Institute's research on <a href="https://hebrew.edu.rs/demonstrating-the-bibcrit-ancient-witness-bridge-a-tool-for-multi-tradition-collation-of-hebrew-bible-variants/" target="_blank" class="text-[#773E36] hover:text-[#5E302A] font-semibold">the BibCrit Ancient Witness Bridge for comparing Hebrew Bible variants</a>.