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Israel Railways, Exodigo unveil AI system to map underground infrastructure at Las Vegas tech exhibition
The Israeli startup’s remote sensing platform was adapted for railcars, creating a digital model to improve maintenance, planning and construction while reducing disruptions for passengers
ynet | 01.09.26
דאטה סנטר
'Silicon cathedrals': How AI is reshaping landscapes and draining water
Built to feed AI’s endless appetite, massive data centers now consume nuclear-scale power, drain city-sized water supplies and create noise and traffic; this is the tech industry’s next big challenge
Israel Wullman | 01.09.26
The hackathon at Jerusalem College of Technology
HealthTech platform tackling youth therapy dropouts wins Jerusalem student hackathon
At JCT’s Great Minds Hackathon, 85 Haredi and national religious students tackled 20+ industry challenges in AI, HealthTech, defense and more, developing tools from youth therapy platforms to AI-driven grading and GPS-free navigation systems
ynet Global | 01.06.26
בינה מלאכותית
Opsfleet acquires Raven Data to expand into AI and data engineering
Israeli tech infrastructure firm expands into data engineering and applied AI with multimillion-shekel acquisition of boutique consultancy founded by former IDF intelligence officer, aiming for growth in European markets
ynet Global | 01.06.26
מנכ"ל אנבידיה, ג'נסן הואנג
Nvidia launches Rubin platform to power next wave of AI
Featuring six new chips, Nvidia’s Rubin platform slashes AI training costs and draws early support from OpenAI, AWS, Microsoft, Meta and other tech giants aiming to scale next-gen AI systems
ynet Global | 01.06.26
אילון מאסק
'Grok can put a bikini on anything': Musk’s chatbot strips people without consent
A single click on an image on X opens an editing tool that can dress, undress or alter images without consent or notice; bikini joke that quickly slid into sexualized depictions of women and children as Musk’s Grok pushes AI into a gray zone
Israel Wullman | 01.04.26
אולפני אל ג'זירה בדוחא
Algorithmic agendas: Al Jazeera’s AI newsroom and the global security dilemma
Opinion: Al Jazeera’s recent partnership with Google Cloud to launch an AI-driven newsroom marks a turning point in how global news is curated and distributed, potentially creating a fast pass for media manipulation that endangers counter-terror security policies we know today
Meital Elmaliah | 01.02.26
קרן פיוז'ן: מימין יאיר ורדי, עמית שכטר וגיא קצוביץ
High-tech in 2026: Will the AI ​​bubble burst or will the market soar forward?
In 2025, everyone went crazy about AI and in 2026 technology will soar, but a brutal screening of startups also will begin; We heard many assessments from experts and investors, sometimes contradictory, about what to expect in the high-tech world in the coming year
Tal Shahaf | 12.31.25
משרדי אל ג'זירה בקטאר
Qatar's new tech partnership is a danger to everything you know—literally
Opinion: Al Jazeera’s AI newsroom is not a media innovation—it is a strategic escalation hiding behind technology
Guy Goldstein | 12.28.25
בינה מלאכותית
‘Artificial intelligence already rules humanity, but all is not lost’
AI has become the invisible editor of human consciousness, fueling rage, suspicion and polarization across societies, yet this digital dictatorship is not inevitable, with the right choices, humans can still restrain the algorithm and reclaim control
Dr. Micah Goodman | 12.28.25
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AI startup Enso produces full ad campaign in six hours for $150
The 'Free Nathan' campaign was created entirely with AI tools; Enso cut ad production time from a month to hours and costs from up to $20,000 to just $150
ynet Global | 12.25.25
Investor panel includes, from left, Lior Simon, Gigi Levy-Weiss, Yifat Oron, Adam Fisher
Israeli Tech in 2025: More stalled startups creating M&A opportunities, fiercer competition in cyber and AI
Investor survey by Fusion and a report by Vintage, presented at the annual 'Trends & Forecasts' conference, point to sharp increases in the valuations of startups that succeed in raising capital, alongside a growing concentration of investments in cyber and AI; Findings also reflect surprising return of investor optimism regarding state of the industry and Israel’s future, after several years of prolonged uncertainty
ynet Global | 12.25.25
Spines CEO and founder Yehuda Niv
Spines introduces AI-powered voice cloning feature for audiobook production
Venture capitalist Michael Eisenberg, a backer of Spines through Aleph, tested its AI voice cloning on his upcoming book - his wife couldn’t tell it wasn’t him
ynet Global | 12.24.25
רחפן משטרתי בשימוש משטרת סנטה קלרה
Drones, data and detectives: the high-tech transformation of police work
Drones are replacing patrol cars, AI is assisting detectives and smart cameras are spotting weapons as police forces worldwide adopt battlefield-born technologies while US investors pour billions into a once-taboo market
Israel Wullman | 12.23.25
A vehicle carrier transports rows of new cars across open waters
Gram Car Carriers rolls out AI navigation tech fleetwide in deal with Orca AI
Norwegian operator will deploy Orca AI’s safety and analytics platform across its 22-ship fleet, aiming to reduce risks and improve operational oversight through real-time data and AI-driven insights
ynet Global | 12.23.25
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