Researchers reveal secrets of 2,800-year-old Hebrew texts using artificial intelligence

"In the world of imagination, it is possible to envisage a cognitively and emotionally intelligent chief executive, who happens also to be an inspiring public communicator... and the possessor of exceptional political skill and vision. In the real world, human imperfection is inevitable, but some imperfections are more disabling than others .... Beware the presidential contender who lacks emotional intelligence. Fred Greenstein, an emeritus professor of politics at Princeton, wrote this in his book "The Presidential Difference" (third edition, 2009), which surveys the characters of American presidents from Franklin D. Roosevelt to Barack Obama and seeks to glean the characteristics needed to be a good leader. In his book, Greenstein goes deeper into the popular American habit of ranking presidents. The genesis of this method is usually ascribed to the American historian Arthur Schlesinger. In the 1940s, Schlesinger discovered a relatively empty niche in his field, American history, ...