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Autonomous AI agents: brilliant, fast and sometimes dangerous
AI agents are transforming work and healthcare, acting independently at superhuman speed—raising urgent questions about trust, oversight, and the risks of flawed data driving real-world actions
Ran Bronstein
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06.06.25
AI-powered investment scams use deepfakes of Israeli celebrities to defraud users
AI-generated deepfakes of Israeli public figures flood Facebook and Instagram with fraudulent investment ads; scams linked to Eastern Europe exploit trust in celebrities, prompting cybersecurity firms to warn of rising synthetic fraud
Raphael Kahan
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06.05.25
'Embrace and adapt innovation': Google CEO answers questions on AI's future
Google I/O 2025 unveils AI-driven search revolution with Gemini 2.5 and Veo 3 video generation, signaling shift to personalized, conversational interfaces; robotic arms, intelligent agents and privacy debates mark dawn of physical-digital fusion
Daniela Ginzburg
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06.03.25
AI takes center stage in next-gen ERP revolution
New platform weaves artificial intelligence into core ERP functions, reflecting broader industry trend toward automation and predictive tools
Ynetnews
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06.03.25
Laser method from astronomy reimagined for surveillance and science
Researchers from China, Sweden, and the US have developed a groundbreaking laser-based method that captures tiny details from nearly a mile away; The technology, adapted from astronomy, promises advances in space imaging, surveillance, structural safety, and environmental monitoring
Israel Wullman
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06.01.25
As Trump unveils ‘Golden Dome’ plan, Israeli defense tech continues to advance
Israel is developing new defense technology at breakneck speed, but one AI expert warns that Israel’s AI integration is falling behind China’s
Gabriel Colodro/The Media Line
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05.29.25
Judge dismisses class action lawsuit after attorney cites fake AI-generated precedents
Court throws out $1 billion suit against Israeli health funds after lawyer relies on fabricated legal precedents; lawyer deemed unfit to lead case and fined for procedural misconduct, marking a significant precedent for AI use in legal proceedings
Lital Dubrovitsky
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05.28.25
Robotics revolution delayed as companies struggle to meet ambitious promises
Despite bold claims, humanoid robots remain far from everyday life due high costs, engineering challenges and limited production, prompting experts to predict decades-long integration; Aging populations and advancing AI drive demand, but robots face hurdles in design, functionality and scalability
Tal Shahaf
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05.27.25
Some employers are wary of job candidates using AI, others embrace it
Employers are grappling with the growing role of AI in recruitment; While some view it as a threat to authenticity, others embrace it as a skill, focusing on how candidates creatively and critically leverage AI tools to enhance their work; 'We prefer candidates who deliver original, thoughtful answers—even if they’re wrong—over those who submit polished but generic AI outputs'
Maayan Manela
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05.27.25
Claude Opus 4 AI tried to blackmail its creators to avoid being shut down
In a simulation, Anthropic’s new Opus 4 AI model threatened to reveal engineer’s alleged affair to avoid bein shut down and showed willingness to aid terror attacks, raising concerns despite improvements in the final version
Raphael Kahan
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05.26.25
Branding in the age of AI: Gary Survis on authenticity as the last frontier
Insight Partners’ operating partner reveals why genuine human connection remains crucial despite AI’s rise—and shares a simple framework for marketers to stay real
Ynetnews
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05.22.25
How AI is revolutionizing agriculture—and why Israel is emerging as a global leader
With AI transforming farming into a data-driven science, researchers say precision agriculture and real-time modeling are key to feeding a growing global population amid shrinking resources—an area where US-Israel partnerships are leading the way
Ynetnews
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05.21.25
Checkpoint to hire 500 employees in Israel to expand AI, network security operations
Cybersecurity firm boosts hiring to drive AI innovation and plans new campus in Israel, signaling confidence in local tech sector even as many competitors shift operations to the U.S.
Sophie Shulman, Calcalist
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05.19.25
Microsoft aided Israel’s hostage rescue, denies tech used to harm civilians in Gaza
Microsoft says internal and external reviews found no misuse of its tech in Gaza, but confirms it provided emergency support to Israel after the October 7 Hamas terror attack
Daniel Edelson, New York
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05.16.25
Wix rolls out AI-powered tool for easy, professional-grade design
Wixel tool combines advanced AI with a user-friendly interface to help users generate, edit and customize visual assets quickly
Ynetnews
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05.15.25
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