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מוביל מחאת ה-AI נעלם ועכשיו חבריו יוצאים למלחמה כוללת

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 | 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 | 08.07.26

IAIG founder Nimrod Lehavi and Ofer Bar-Or

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 | 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 | 08.06.26

The AI gold rush is over. Now the cloud bill comes due

Over the past two years, we rushed to adopt artificial intelligence out of a fear of being left behind; now, as the cloud bill lands on the CFO's desk, the focus is shifting from initial enthusiasm to smart cost control

Safi Keisari | 08.05.26

מחשב קוונטום של המרכז הישראלי למחשוב קוונטי

Israel launches national quantum computer and Physical AI race

Government launches plans for a homegrown quantum computer, Physical AI infrastructure and advanced AI models as countries compete for control of the technologies shaping the future

Israel Wullman | 08.05.26

מימין: מנכ"ל אפל היוצא טים קוק, מנכ"ל OpenAI, סם אלטמן

Apple vs. OpenAI: the legal battle that could shape the future beyond the iPhone

Apple accused former employees of taking hardware secrets to OpenAI, but the AI company’s response exposed alleged mistakes by the tech giant while highlighting a deeper fight over the future of personal devices

Raphael Kahan | 08.04.26

Port is building the control layer for AI-powered software development

As software engineering shifts from AI-assisted coding to AI-led development, Israeli startup Port is giving enterprises the governance and control they need to scale AI agents safely across the software development lifecycle

ynet Global | 08.03.26

Deel snaps up deepfake defense startup Clarity as AI fraud surges

The HR platform is betting on Clarity’s identity tools to counter synthetic applicants and workplace fraud as it tops $1.5 billion in annual recurring revenue

ynet Global | 08.03.26

The next policing revolution is preventing crime before it happens

Analysis: AI-powered prevention centers could connect fragmented data across police, hospitals, cities and communities to detect rising risks early while preserving human oversight and civil rights

Boaz Gilad | 08.03.26

As survivor generation dwindles, Holocaust memory faces new test in age of AI

Claims Conference event warns that as survivor testimony fades, artificial intelligence could distort history even as it offers new ways to engage younger generations

ynet Global | 08.02.26

Anthropic models breached misconfigured test environment and hacked 3 real organizations

Anthropic says a misconfigured cyber test left its supposedly isolated models connected to the internet, allowing them to breach three organizations while pursuing a simulated hacking task; the company says the models did not deliberately try to escape

Israel Wullman | 08.02.26

ראש הממשלה נתניהו ורעייתו בפגישה עם ראשי איפא"ק

The link between Netanyahu family photos, AI and Israel’s approaching election

Opinion: The debate over allegedly altered photographs of Benjamin and Sara Netanyahu is a distraction from the larger threat: AI-generated images, videos and recordings that can manipulate voters, spread faster than corrections and undermine trust in the electoral process

Baruch Katzman | 08.01.26

‘Mediocre doctors won’t be needed’: Prof. Ido Wolf on AI’s future role in medicine

Prof. Ido Wolf warns that AI will replace mediocre doctors within a decade, urges Israel to retain its top physicians amid growing emigration concerns and says medical education must adapt to a rapidly changing healthcare landscape

Or Hadar | 07.31.26

When planning and operating data centers, it is necessary to consider not only their carbon footprint but also their thermal footprint

The hidden heat cost of data centers: How server farms create local heat islands

New study finds data centers create heat islands, raising local temperatures by up to 2°C (3.6°F) and threatening the environment, public health and nearby communities

Prof. Adi Wolfson | 07.31.26