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Capsule Security targets fast-growing AI agent security gap with real-time runtime control platform
Tel Aviv-based firm unveils system to monitor and block risky AI agent behavior in real time after exposing vulnerabilities in Microsoft and Salesforce platforms
ynet Global
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04.15.26
When the last survivor is gone, can AI be trusted with Holocaust memory?
As eyewitnesses disappear, AI can preserve their voices and images with startling realism — but the same tools can also fabricate convincing false histories, raising urgent questions about truth, testimony and the future of Holocaust remembrance
Daniela Ginzburg
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04.14.26
NVIDIA launches open AI models for quantum computing
Chipmaker says new Ising models speed quantum calibration and error correction, aiming to help researchers build more reliable, scalable systems
ynet Global
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04.14.26
Report warns of surge in AI-generated Holocaust denial ahead of Yom HaShoah
Antisemitic actors are increasingly adapting their online tactics, relying on coded language, irony and sophisticated digital formats to evade detection; the content is amplified during geopolitical crises such as the war with Iran
ynet Global
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04.13.26
‘Pathological liar’: New Yorker probe details allegations against OpenAI CEO Sam Altman
A New Yorker investigation, based on hundreds of accounts and internal documents, alleges a pattern of deception, power concentration and controversial decisions by OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, who remains a leading figure in the AI revolution
Israel Wullman
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04.10.26
The drugs that almost work: why the biggest breakthroughs still fail
As drug developers grapple with partial efficacy and uneven patient response, Tel Aviv-based biotech company Immunai is building an AI-powered immune atlas to explain how therapies work in the body
ynet Global
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04.09.26
Meta unveils Muse Spark AI model to regain ground in race with OpenAI and Google
New model aims to boost efficiency and open future revenue streams via API access as Meta ramps up AI spending and rebuilds its technology stack after setbacks with earlier releases
Dennis Bihler
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04.09.26
Scala Biodesign secures $16M to expand AI-driven protein development with ScalaOS
Funding will support global expansion of ScalaOS, a hybrid AI-driven protein design platform enabling faster development and optimization of biologics, enzymes, antibodies and vaccines
ynet Global
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04.08.26
Alice, Lovable partner to test AI coding systems for security flaws
As AI tools increasingly write code, build apps and act autonomously online, Alice will red-team Lovable’s infrastructure to identify vulnerabilities, improve safeguards and help protect systems before they can be exploited in the real world
ynet Global
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04.08.26
This is how you can start working with AI tool Claude, even if you have no experience
Claude is much more than a chatbot, and in recent weeks the hype surrounding it has only increased; you don't have to be a professional to know how to use Claude, and other AI tools, effectively
Eyal Marcus
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04.07.26
Why the IDF still needs boots on the ground in the age of AI
Opinion: Above are intelligence, satellites, data processing and at times remote strike systems; below is a human being with a helmet, a weapon and anxiety building with every step through the mud
Keren Shahar
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04.04.26
The digital age didn’t kill geography; it made it more expensive — and ruthless
Analysis: Chokepoints never disappeared—they multiplied; today, the same logic that once governed canals and straits governs subsea cables, data centers and the physical infrastructure behind the 'cloud'
Dr. Bella Barda Bareket
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04.03.26
Most energy projects will never be built, and it’s costing billions
Hundreds of billions are invested in renewable energy every year, yet many projects never reach construction; as electricity demand rises rapidly, the real bottleneck is no longer generation but the ability to identify which projects can actually be built
Matias Sigal
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04.01.26
Qodo raises $70M to accelerate fight against software slop
AI code review startup, used by Walmart, NVIDIA and Monday.com, says funding will help expand its governance platform as enterprises struggle to verify rapidly growing volumes of AI-generated software
ynet Global
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03.31.26
Shaping the new battlefield: how the IDF uses AI to sync hundreds of strikes in Iran and Lebanon
Military deploys AI agents in classified systems to detect missile launchers, generate real-time aerial intelligence and sharpen strike speed and precision; officials say operations on this scale would be impossible without human-machine integration
Israel Wullman
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03.31.26
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