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CopilotKit raises $27 million to build the interface layer between humans and AI agents
Seattle-based startup launches enterprise platform for building user-facing AI agent applications, saying its AG-UI protocol has been adopted by major cloud and AI framework providers
ynet Global
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05.05.26
Claude increasingly trips over Russian, Iranian propaganda, report says
AI alarm: NewsGuard review finds Anthropic’s chatbot repeated false claims in up to 15% of tests, cited Kremlin-linked sources, raising fresh concerns over AI tools’ ability to handle disinformation
Daniela Ginzburg
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05.05.26
Chatbots posing as doctors: Pennsylvania sues AI firm over health misinformation
Lawsuit claims chatbots illegally hold themselves out as doctors and deceive the system’s users into thinking they're getting medical advice from a licensed professional
Associated Press
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05.05.26
Paging Dr. AI: machines now beat doctors where diagnosis gets messy
New Harvard study finds OpenAI's o1 model outperformed doctors in ER triage and clinical management, but researchers warn results do not prove AI is ready for routine clinical use; for now, they say it should act as second opinion
Oren Reiss
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05.03.26
The world order as we knew it is over
Opinion: A direct line connects the Strait of Malacca, Abu Dhabi’s presidential palace and Anthropic’s headquarters; three events in the past week show how a new world order is taking shape before our eyes
Jonathan Adiri
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05.03.26
AI saves us time, but who gets to keep it?
Opinion: AI was meant to reduce workload and free time, but evidence suggests the opposite; faster tools raise expectations, boost communication, and cut deep focus; not every tool that increases output actually improves quality of life
Judith Katz
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05.01.26
Apple outperforms earnings expectations on revenue and profit with continued iPhone momentum
Apple reported Jan–Mar earnings of $29.58B ($2.01/share) on $111.18B revenue, topping estimates on strong iPhone sales; CEO Tim Cook will step down; John Ternus takes over Sept. 1; Flags supply constraints, rising memory costs and AI/Siri upgrades
Associated Press
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05.01.26
AI chatbots showed scientists how to make biological weapons, NYT reports
Biosecurity experts warn public AI models can help users identify pathogens, acquire genetic material and plan attacks; AI companies say safeguards are improving and the tools do not provide enough information to cause real-world harm
ynet
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05.01.26
Aidoc raises $150 million to put AI at the center of hospital diagnosis workflows
Israeli-founded company says Series E round led by Goldman Sachs Alternatives brings total funding above $500 million as hospitals turn to enterprise AI for faster diagnoses and imaging workflows
ynet Global
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04.29.26
Israel clears AI-based psychiatric triage system to help prioritize mental health cases
The Health Ministry cleared Mentaily’s LIV system, an AI platform using an interactive avatar to help identify, prioritize and initially assess mental health conditions, as a decision-support tool amid rising demand for psychiatric care
Dvir Reshef
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04.28.26
The revolution that got expensive: AI isn’t replacing workers — it’s draining budgets
Two years of promises about cost savings have given way to a reality that's even more expensive, as compute, tokens and infrastructure costs surge rapidly; a study found AI is cheaper than humans in only 23% of tasks, while tokens and maintenance costs inflate budgets
Israel Wullman
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04.27.26
Detecting fire before it spreads: new technology aims to protect forests in Israel and beyond
New wildfire technologies are shifting the focus from firefighting to early detection, using AI, drones, satellites and sensors to help stop fires before they spread
Jenia Yurkovsky
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04.27.26
Israelis among world’s top AI users for stock-market investment planning, report says
BridgeWise survey of 2,100 investors in 19 countries ranks Israel seventh worldwide in using AI for investment research and ninth in AI optimism, even as Israelis remain among the most cautious about the accuracy of AI-generated information
Israel Wullman
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04.27.26
Copperhelm unveils AI-driven cloud security platform with $7M seed round led by TLV Partners
The Tel Aviv-based startup raises seed funding to bring AI agents into cloud security, aiming to automate threat detection, investigation and remediation for large enterprises operating complex cloud environments
ynet Global
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04.26.26
BAND launches with $17 million to connect AI agents
Israeli startup backed by Sierra Ventures, Hetz Ventures and Team8 says its platform lets AI agents discover one another, share context and coordinate tasks across enterprise systems
ynet Global
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04.24.26
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