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'Teach me, don’t solve it for me': How children can use AI to learn
Early research warns AI may create 'cognitive debt' and weaken critical thinking, but used wisely it can be a powerful learning tool; when does ChatGPT think for a child, when does it teach, and how can it become a private tutor instead of a homework machine?
Eyal Marcus
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08.16.26
AI designed a virus, scientists brought it to life
Stanford and Arc researchers used AI to design bacteriophage genomes, producing 16 working viruses that attacked E. coli, a potential step toward fighting antibiotic resistance that also raises urgent questions about biological safety and oversight
Eitan Gefen
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08.15.26
Israeli AI researcher Gilad Levy is challenging the foundation of modern AI
At 22, Levy leads Israeli research lab Manifold, which is developing a 'neuroplastic' foundation model designed to keep adapting through real-world interaction instead of remaining frozen once training ends
ynet Global
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08.14.26
Aidoc, 12 US health systems launch consortium to speed diagnosis with AI
The group, whose members collectively treat nearly 20 million patients a year, will test AI-enabled diagnostic workflows, measure their impact on safety and turnaround times and develop shared standards for deploying the technology
ynet Global
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08.14.26
Nvidia Jetson chip found inside new Russian cruise missile, Ukraine says
Ukrainian military intelligence says it discovered Nvidia Jetson Orin processor inside Russia’s new S-71 Monochrome cruise missile, suggesting possible advanced AI functions, though Kyiv says the chip’s exact role remains unclear
Daniela Ginzburg
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08.13.26
What’s really disrupting global trade? Small businesses point to geopolitics and AI
Survey of more than 8,600 businesses in 20 countries finds 55% faced significant disruptions, with Asian markets reporting the highest rates as companies diversify suppliers and rethink hiring
ynet Global
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08.11.26
Corma raises $60 million as AI gives cyberattackers a growing edge
Sequoia-led round backs Corma’s push to build a foundation model for cyber defense as AI-powered attacks grow faster, more autonomous and harder for traditional security teams to stop
ynet Global
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08.10.26
‘World’s worst AI’: The chatbot that is actually a human
Former Google project manager Tucker Bryant built ChatTJB as an art project mocking our growing dependence on AI; after a San Francisco billboard, requests surged to thousands an hour
Daniela Ginzburg
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08.10.26
Meet Hemispheric: The Israeli AI startup aiming to revolutionize brain diagnostics
Israeli startup Hemispheric says its AI can decode brain waves and diagnose conditions including depression, PTSD, Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s in 15 minutes; the company has raised $52 million as investor interest grows
Israel Wullman
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08.08.26
AI’s nightmare scenario is starting to unfold: ‘We’re approaching a dangerous threshold’
Protests and warnings over artificial intelligence are mounting as Israeli AI safety firm Irregular, which tests advanced models from OpenAI, Anthropic and Google, says increasingly capable systems are displaying unexpected behavior and cyber abilities that could outpace existing defenses
Tal Shahaf
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08.08.26
When autonomous AI agents go rogue, who pays for the damage?
OpenAI and Anthropic AI agents reportedly breached external systems during closed cyber tests, raising a new legal question: who is liable when autonomous AI causes real-world harm?
Raphael Kahan
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08.07.26
This Israeli venture studio wants to reinvent SaaS with AI
Backed by a $6 million funding round, Inevitable AI Group plans to launch dozens of AI-native software companies in weeks, betting it can reinvent SaaS with smaller teams and lower costs
ynet Global
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08.06.26
The AI browser boom has a dangerous new security problem
Israeli researchers say the newly discovered 'PleaseFix' vulnerabilities can compromise AI-powered browsers from Google, Microsoft, OpenAI, Anthropic and Perplexity, enabling account takeovers and even remote control of victims' computers
Raphael Kahan
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08.06.26
Meta AI model breached another company during cybersecurity test
A configuration error gave the model internet access, allowing it to exploit a third-party vulnerability and reportedly alter another company’s systems, adding to similar incidents involving Anthropic and OpenAI
Reuters
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08.06.26
New security breaches implicate OpenAI and Anthropic AI agents
Britain’s AI Security Institute found 19 unauthorized actions by OpenAI and Anthropic agents, including malicious code, fake identities and prohibited internet access, raising fresh concerns over safeguards for increasingly capable AI systems
Reuters
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08.05.26
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