Articles · 2026
Reading Dhamma in an age of AI
Ti-Ratana Dhamma
A fluent answer can still contain a false quotation. A convincing Sanskrit line can still be invented. When AI helps with Buddhist publication, the important question is not whether the result sounds serene. It is whether the source exists, whether the rights permit its use, and whether a competent reader can check the meaning.
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Editorial commentary is distinguished from credited source readings. Source wording, references and paragraph identifiers are retained. Independent scholarly or Sangha review has not been completed.
New editorial commentary prepared for Ti-Ratana Buddhist Society. Academic sources are cited and selectively paraphrased; no ownership of those sources is claimed. Complete primary readings are linked, with their own licences.
- Source readings: Named source authors and translators: New editorial commentary prepared for Ti-Ratana Buddhist Society. Academic sources are cited and selectively paraphrased; no ownership of those sources is claimed. Complete primary readings are linked, with their own licences.
- New editorial text: Ti-Ratana Buddhist Society editorial project: Editorial material published with authorisation from Rain Lee Lin Jun. Independent scholarly or Sangha review has not been completed.
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